Civista Bancshares names Mark J. Sams chief revenue officer

By Public Technologies
  • Civista Bancshares appointed Mark J. Sams senior vice president, chief revenue officer.
  • Role covers treasury management, wealth management, private banking, healthcare solutions, strategic growth initiatives.
  • Sams led those businesses since January 2026 as senior vice president, senior revenue officer.
  • Joined United Community Bank in 2014 as chief credit officer.
  • Became Civista’s regional market executive for Cincinnati, Southeast Indiana following the 2018 acquisition of United Community Bank.


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