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Texas Banker Association
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Vol. 93 Nbr. 6, June 2004

Banking On Growth

Paul Moxley didn't start his career as a banker. Instead, the new chairman of the Texas Bankers Association graduated from Trinity University in San Antonio with a degree in construction engineering. Timing, as well as advice given to him by an executive with Trammel Crow in Dallas, led Moxley to switch careers. Today, Moxley is president of one of the state's fastest growing banks, and he is also leading the nation's largest state banking association. His bank, Texas State Bank, is a subsidi...

10 Elements of Service Excellence

The service cultures and performance of more than 200 retailing operations, half of which were retail bank branches, were examined. The study found that retail units with greater levels of service leadership and great service cultures exhibited higher levels of organizational performance. A model of organizational service leadership was designed which comprises 10 dimensions for success in service and performance. These elements or ingredients must exist within an organization's culture to pr...

Chairman's Forum

Preparing Our Successors to Carry On the Torch

News & Trends

Frost Bank Named Southwest Regional Bank of the Year

Check 21 Deadline Approaching

Texas Business Leaders Remain Optimistic

Banking Jobs Attractive to New Grads

Tib Announces Atm Solution

Mercantile Bank to Merge with State National

Bankers Roundtable

How Was Your Convention Experience?

What's Hot With Tbasco

Linking Executive Momentum and Compensation to Shareholder Value

Message From The President

Raising the Bar for Next Year's Convention

Banker To Banker

Summertime Signals Senior Management Summit

Legal Hotline

Banks Not Required to Verify Homebuilder Registration

For the first time, homebuilders are required to be registered in the State of Texas. The Texas Residential Construction Commission Act provides homeowners and builders an opportunity to resolve differences through an administrative process prior to pursuing a legal action. In addition to a state-sponsored inspection and dispute resolution process, the act provides for the adoption of limited warranties and building and performance standards, management of task force groups, the voluntary cer...

Legal Matters

Tba Launches New Legislative Action Center


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