Quail Creek Bank, N.A., of Oklahoma City is pleased to announce the promotion of Carol Fehrle to the position of Executive Vice President and newest member of the Board of Directors. The announcement was made by Mark Davenport, Chairman of the Board and Doug Fuller, CEO and president of the bank after the November board meeting.
Carol Fehrle started with the bank in 1988 as a teller and has since transitioned her expertise in various capacities from internal auditor to Senior Vice President and Chief Operations Officer. She holds a bachelor of science, majoring in accounting from Central State University and is a Certified Public Accountant.
Fehrle has added many bank-related educational achievements to her already outstanding background through the Executive Development Institute for Community Banks with the Graduate School of Banking in Colorado, a graduate of the BAI Graduate School of Banking in Madison, Wisconsin and the ABA Compliance School. She also leads or participates in many of the internal committees within Quail Creek Bank.
She has been active in community and civic organizations in the Oklahoma City area throughout her career and is currently involved in the United Way, serves on 2 committees with the OSCPA in Financial Literacy and Banking and Other Financial Institutions Committee. Fehrle has also served with the Girl Scout Council of the Nation’s Capital (GSCNC).
“Carol Fehrle is an outstanding leader for our bank and is a respected leader in our community. She has formed strong working relationships and has proven her outstanding qualities to others throughout her career. She exhibits the strength, knowledge and ideals of the Quail Creek Bank philosophy, thus achieving this well-deserved promotion,” stated Doug Fuller, president.
Quail Creek Bank is one of the Independent Community Bankers Association’s “Top Performing Banks in the nation”. The bank is a strong, locally owned community bank. With outstanding bankers, such as Carol Fehrle, the bank will further strengthen its position for continued growth in the future.
