Stacey Appointed to Tower Financial Corp. Board of Directors

July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
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Kim T. Stacey was appointed to the Tower Financial Corporation Board of Directors at this year’s annual meeting.

Stacey also serves on the Tower Trust Board, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tower Bank. Elected to the Trust Board in 2006, he was appointed Chairman in 2010. Mr. Stacey is a retired Tower Bank team member with 37 years of trust experience.

He holds a J.D. degree from Northern Kentucky State University, and earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Cincinnati.
Stacey’s community service has included numerous not-for-profit boards.[[In-content Ad]]

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Kim T. Stacey was appointed to the Tower Financial Corporation Board of Directors at this year’s annual meeting.

Stacey also serves on the Tower Trust Board, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tower Bank. Elected to the Trust Board in 2006, he was appointed Chairman in 2010. Mr. Stacey is a retired Tower Bank team member with 37 years of trust experience.

He holds a J.D. degree from Northern Kentucky State University, and earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Cincinnati.
Stacey’s community service has included numerous not-for-profit boards.[[In-content Ad]]
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