Branson Bank has recently announced that Dr. Sue R. Head has been appointed to the Advisory Board of Directors. Dr. Head serves as the Dean of Character Education at College of the Ozarks in Point Lookout, Missouri, and oversees The Keeter Center for Character Education and School of the Ozarks.
Dr. Head is passionate about helping those who are struggling in Ozark Mountain Country and has been involved with the creation of Loaves & Fishes and Faith Community Health. In September 2007, the Springfield Business Journal recognized her as one of the area’s 20 Most Influential Women. Dr. Head and her husband, Hayden, have been married 25 years, have two children, Heno and Lanie, and reside in Point Lookout, Missouri.
“Sue Head is a well-respected member of our community,” says Bill Jones, Branson Bank President. “Her dedication to character education and passion for giving back to our community are exemplary. She is a great addition to our Director Team and I am certain that we will accomplish much together.”
Dr. Head joins current Board Members: Peter Peitz, Chairman, J. Wes Strange, Bill Jones, R. Dean Harmon, John Dyess, Mark Luebbert, Jerry Degraffenreid, and Dan Boone. Advisory Directors include: Tom Boyce, Mike Bilbrey, Jack Baker, Roy Combs, and Tom Snyder.
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