Three Promoted to New CFSB Leadership Positions

CFSB has announced three promotions to new leadership positions: Rhonda Owens, Paige Lovett, and Chase York

Rhonda Owens, CFSB Vice President, has been promoted to become the bank’s Marshall County Real Estate Lending Administrator. She will be responsible for the training and furthered development of residential lending in Marshall County. Owens will continue to assist clients with loans from the Benton Banking Center.

Owens began her career at CFSB in January 2001. She has served as a Teller, Teller Team Leader, Administrative Assistant to the Chief Lender, Residential Lender and most recently as the Draffenville Banking Center Team Leader. CFSB CEO Michael Radcliffe said, “Rhonda is so excited about this opportunity and I know she will do an outstanding job, just as she always has done at CFSB!”

Owens is an active member of Sharpe Missionary Baptist Church and has two children, Hannah and Hunter Owens.

Paige Lovett has been promoted to a Residential Lender at the CFSB Benton Banking Center. Lovett, a CFSB Team Member for over 10 years, has served as a Teller, Relationship Banker and Administrative Assistant. Most recently, she has assisted valued clients at the CFSB Draffenville Banking Center as a Consumer Lender. CFSB Vice President/Residential Lending Team Administrator Rhonda Owens said, “Paige has a true passion for serving her community, clients, and fellow team members.”

She resides in Benton with her husband, Ben, and their daughter, MacKenna. Paige and her family are active members at the Benton church of Christ.

Chase York has been promoted to Team Leader at the CFSB Draffenville Banking Center. York began his career with CFSB in May 2016. He has served clients as a teller, relationship banker, consumer and residential lender. CFSB President Jason Jones said, “Chase is a very eager, friendly and hard-working young man who is enthusiastic about this new challenge!”

York's responsibilities will be to lead the day to day operations of the banking center, real estate and consumer lending and developing relationships for the bank. York, his wife Shelby and sons Brooks and Connor reside in Benton. The family attends Hardin Baptist Church.