Sunflower Bank has announced that Cheryl Campbell has been promoted to be market president for Salina.
Sunflower Bank is a $4 billion regional community bank committed to delivering local decision making with large bank solutions to 14 markets across Kansas. The bank was founded in Salina in 1892, and today has grown its footprint to include locations in Arizona, Colorado, Missouri, New Mexico and Texas.
“I am thrilled to be taking on this new role that allows me to spend more time working closely with customers that I have built relationships with over the years,” said Campbell.
Campbell has been at Sunflower Bank for almost 25 years and is recognized as an extraordinary relationship builder and leader. Most recently, she led the retail line of business in Sunflower Bank’s Salina, Lawrence, and Metro Kansas markets partnering closely with commercial teams to develop complete customer relationships. In this new role, Campbell will work together with Mark Stauffer, regional president for Central Kansas, to develop and strengthen relationships with Sunflower Bank’s customers and the Salina community.
Stauffer was recently promoted to regional president for Central Kansas. In this role, he is responsible for the strategy, management and growth of the bank in Wichita, Salina, McPherson, Manhattan and Junction City. An experienced leader with a successful track-record of managing large teams, Stauffer joined Sunflower Bank in November 2018 as the market president for Wichita. He has over 25 years of experience in financial services with expertise in relationship management and sales management, servicing a customer base in a variety of different industries throughout the US.
Stauffer succeeds Glynn Sheridan, who recently announced his retirement after 18 years with Sunflower Bank. During his tenure, Sheridan held leadership roles in several markets, growing the bank organically and through de novo operations. He is assisting in the transition of his responsibilities and will be fully retired as of June 1, 2020.