Christy Quick Promoted

MERIDIAN, Miss. — Citizens National Bank is pleased to announce the promotion of Christy Quick to assistant vice president. Quick, a long‑tenured and dedicated member of the CNB family, brings more than 15 years of combined service to her new leadership role.

Quick originally joined CNB in 1987 and later returned to the organization in 2020. During her tenure with the bank, she has held several key roles including customer service representative, CSR supervisor, loan and new account specialist, retail sales manager and, most recently, bank manager for the Carthage branch.

In her new role as assistant vice president, Quick will continue to lead the Carthage branch while ensuring exceptional service for customers. Her responsibilities include developing and supporting a strong retail staff, fostering a culture of service excellence, deepening customer relationships and encouraging community engagement.

Reflecting on her promotion, Quick shared, “for me, leadership is about being present, staying grounded and helping my team and community grow together.” She added that what she enjoys most about working at CNB is “the feeling of family, which includes both our team and our customers.”

Quick has been recognized for her strong leadership within the organization, earning the North Region Bank Manager of the Year award in both 2021 and 2023. Her background — including 12 years as a mortgage originator prior to rejoining CNB — has equipped her with diverse experience in customer service, lending and branch operations.

“Congratulations to Christy on her well‑deserved promotion,” said Tim Leitaker, regional president for Citizens National Bank’s north region. “Her deep commitment to our customers, her team and the mission of our bank continue to make a meaningful impact on all those around her.”

About Citizens National Bank

Citizens National Bank is celebrating 138 years of service as an independent, Mississippi-owned community bank with locations throughout the state in Meridian, Quitman, Philadelphia, Olive Branch, Southaven, Hattiesburg, Laurel, Waynesboro, Columbus, Macon, Kosciusko, Carthage, Ridgeland, Madison, Flowood and, soon, Brandon and Gluckstadt. The bank has assets in excess of $1.8 billion and manages $2.6 billion in its Wealth Management Division, which is committed to assisting clients with the accumulation, preservation and transfer of wealth. As a certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), CNB is dedicated to promoting economic growth and improving the financial well-being of underserved communities across Mississippi through affordable housing, small business development and consumer financial products and services. For more information, visit www.yourcnb.com.