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Preferred Pump & Equipment Meeting with Bank of Texas
Left to Right: Craig Shelton, Controller – Preferred Pump & Equipment; Randy Lyne, Owner & CEO – Preferred Pump & Equipment; Grace Sorenson, AVP, Relationship Manager – Bank of Texas; Bill McCoy, SVP, Team Lead – Bank of Texas; Scott Sizemore, VP Purchasing – Preferred Pump & Equipment
Beyond their expertise on credit structures or treasury management, your commercial banker should have insights and advice on your business and industry. The Bank of Texas team thinks outside the box to customize solutions to help your business grow—or to support a new venture that’s just getting started.
“We work with a lot of different companies and we’re invested in helping all of our clients succeed, so bankers have a unique perspective,” said Bill McCoy, Fort Worth corporate banking leader at Bank of Texas. “I talk with my clients about how companies are accelerating cash collection or even how they’re approaching insurance coverage. Successful companies are getting creative in adapting to current challenges, and we’re sharing those perspectives.”
Having a financial partner that knows your business and industry lets you focus on running your company, especially during times of economic uncertainty. From managing risk to increasing automation, Bank of Texas has partnered with clients on their treasury management needs on everything from cash flow management to electronic payments and fraud prevention.
“We’re seeing clients more readily embracing services like mobile deposit and remote deposit capture to eliminate the need to take check deposits to the bank,” said Mattson Uihlein, SVP, manager of treasury services in Fort Worth. “Also, clients are leveraging corporate credit cards and ACH for electronic payments and automated workflows, thus eliminating the need to sign checks for these payment types.”
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SeyTec, Inc. Meeting with Bank of Texas
Left to Right: Stephanie Seybert, CEO - SeyTec, Inc.; Ronnie Childs, VP Sales & Marketing - SeyTec, Inc.; Jennifer Baggs Kamacioglu, SVP, Team Lead – Bank of Texas; Will Jung, VP, Relationship Manager - Bank of Texas
Partnerships extend beyond the daily operations to guide organizations through business insurance, private risk, employee benefits and executive benefits.
Bank of Texas’s holistic approach also delivers solutions for middle-market companies and their owners to manage, protect and preserve their wealth. Whether that’s the here and now or looking down the road to transitioning out of the business, it’s important to have advisors in your corner.
“If you’re considering selling or transitioning your business, realize that it’s the most important financial transaction of a person’s life, and yet, it’s one they’ve never done before,” said Mike Benedict, business transition advisor at BOK Financial, the parent company of Bank of Texas. “Selling a business is a lot like selling a house—it should be staged before it’s listed and the owners should be prepared to be scrutinized by potential buyers. Having advisors in your corner can help you consider all of the elements before moving forward.”
The Bank of Texas team is dedicated to making sure any issues are resolved—or have a timeframe for a resolution—by the end of each business day. The experienced client service professionals that you’ll work with here are always ready to listen and find the best solution for you and your one-of-a-kind business.
Learn more on the Bank of Texas website.