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Tom Grumbles

President at First Service Bank
📍 Greenbrier, Arkansas, United States

Tom Grumbles is the President and CEO of First Service Bank, leading its expansion across central Arkansas since taking the role. He earned a bachelors degree in business and economics from Hendrix College and has been with the bank for over two decades, helping it grow to nearly $600 million in assets.

Deeply committed to his community, Tom has served in leadership roles with the Arkansas Bankers Association and various local civic organizations. Banking is a family affair, with three generations of the Grumbles family now working at First Service Bank. He values building personal relationships with customers and associates.

Interesting fact: Tom originally planned to be an electrical engineer but changed his career path to banking after meeting his wife at Hendrix College.

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Current Role
President
Location
Greenbrier, Arkansas, United States
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Priorities

Topics Tom cares about

Community Banking
As CEO, he emphasizes treating customers like family and providing 'big bank' services in a hometown setting to support local economies and small businesses.
Banking Industry Advocacy
Has served in multiple leadership roles, including Treasurer, for the Arkansas Bankers Association, advocating for the state's financial institutions.
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Career

Work history

President
First Service Bank
In the press

Media appearances

Banker Behind The Bank: Tom Grumbles, First Service Bank. Featured in AYMAG
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