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First Mountain Exploration Ltd. Announces Passing of Chairman William (Bill) Ambrose
Marketwired - Mon Oct 20, 4:51PM CDT
First Mountain Exploration Ltd. ("First Mountain"
(TSX VENTURE: FMX) regrets to announce the passing of Mr. William (Bill) Ambrose on October 19, 2014. Bill was the founder of First Mountain and has played an integral role as Chairman of the Board and CEO since its inception. His dedication, contributions and leadership will be greatly missed.
FMX.VN: 0.030 (-0.010)
First Mountain Meeting Alliance tour shows planners power, beauty of Colorado
PRWeb - Wed Oct 15, 2:15AM CDT
Conducting a site visit is a crucial part of designing a successful event, but too few meeting planners can get out of the office to see potential venues. That's why the Mountain Meeting Alliance, three independent Colorado resorts, teamed with Plan Your Meetings recently to bring qualified event professionals to The Steamboat Grand, Copper Mountain Resort and Beaver Run Resort Aug 17-20.
Mountain America Credit Union Opens First Branch in Rexburg, Idaho
Marketwired - Thu Oct 09, 5:23PM CDT
Mountain America Credit Union celebrates the opening of its first branch in Rexburg, Idaho. Residents of Rexburg and its surrounding communities are invited to attend the grand opening and free family barbecue, which will take place on Saturday, October 11, from noon to 2:00 p.m. at the Rexburg branch, located at 328 North 2nd East.
First Mountain Bank Announces Retirement Plans of Two Senior Executives
Business Wire - Thu Sep 04, 7:15PM CDT
First Mountain Bank (OTCBB:FMBP) today reported that John G. "Jack" Briner, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), has announced that he will be retiring as CEO as of March 31, 2015. The Bank also announced that Dennis R. Saunders, President and Chief Financial Officer (CFO), will be retiring as of December 31, 2014. Mr. Saunders' career spans nearly 40 years in the banking industry, the last 14 of which were spent with First Mountain Bank. As a result of these announcements, the board of directors will combine the roles of President and CEO into one position and will create a stand-alone CFO position. Vince Smith, chairman of the Board's Ethics, Personnel, and Nominating Committee, will spearhead the search for a new President/CEO and CFO. Mr. Smith indicated his search will include both internal and external candidates with the plan to identify these persons as soon as possible to facilitate smooth transitions and mentoring for each position. Mr. Briner will continue in a consulting role with the Bank providing marketing and board consulting advice until October 31, 2015. Mr. Briner will also retire from the board of directors of First Mountain Bank on the earlier of June 30, 2015, or the 2015 annual meeting of shareholders. Mr. Saunders will retire from the Board in conjunction with the upcoming October annual meeting of shareholders.
First Mountain Bank terminates definitive acquisition agreement with First National Bank of Southern California
M2 - Fri Jul 18, 3:01AM CDT
A provider of various banking products and services, First Mountain Bank (OTCBB:FMBP) terminated the definitive agreement with First National Bank of Southern California whereby First Mountain was to be acquired by First National Bank, the bank revealed on Thursday.
First Mountain Bank Announces Termination of Definitive Agreement with First National Bank of Southern California
Business Wire - Thu Jul 17, 12:35PM CDT
First Mountain Bank (OTCBB:FMBP) announced today the termination of the definitive agreement with First National Bank of Southern California that provided for the acquisition of First Mountain Bank by First National Bank of Southern California. A condition of the transaction required First National Bank of Southern California to obtain regulatory approval of the agreement. Unfortunately, First National Bank of Southern California's regulator, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, would not approve the acquisition under the terms and conditions of the agreement. Also, the modifications required by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency would not have provided the benefit to the First Mountain Bank shareholders and community as negotiated in the definitive agreement.
First Mountain Exploration Ltd. Announces Passing of Chairman William (Bill) Ambrose
Marketwired - Mon Oct 20, 4:51PM CDT
First Mountain Exploration Ltd. ("First Mountain"
(TSX VENTURE: FMX) regrets to announce the passing of Mr. William (Bill) Ambrose on October 19, 2014. Bill was the founder of First Mountain and has played an integral role as Chairman of the Board and CEO since its inception. His dedication, contributions and leadership will be greatly missed. FMX.VN: 0.030 (-0.010)
First Mountain Meeting Alliance tour shows planners power, beauty of Colorado
PRWeb - Wed Oct 15, 2:15AM CDT
Conducting a site visit is a crucial part of designing a successful event, but too few meeting planners can get out of the office to see potential venues. That's why the Mountain Meeting Alliance, three independent Colorado resorts, teamed with Plan Your Meetings recently to bring qualified event professionals to The Steamboat Grand, Copper Mountain Resort and Beaver Run Resort Aug 17-20.
Mountain America Credit Union Opens First Branch in Rexburg, Idaho
Marketwired - Thu Oct 09, 5:23PM CDT
Mountain America Credit Union celebrates the opening of its first branch in Rexburg, Idaho. Residents of Rexburg and its surrounding communities are invited to attend the grand opening and free family barbecue, which will take place on Saturday, October 11, from noon to 2:00 p.m. at the Rexburg branch, located at 328 North 2nd East.
First Mountain Bank Announces Retirement Plans of Two Senior Executives
Business Wire - Thu Sep 04, 7:15PM CDT
First Mountain Bank (OTCBB:FMBP) today reported that John G. "Jack" Briner, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), has announced that he will be retiring as CEO as of March 31, 2015. The Bank also announced that Dennis R. Saunders, President and Chief Financial Officer (CFO), will be retiring as of December 31, 2014. Mr. Saunders' career spans nearly 40 years in the banking industry, the last 14 of which were spent with First Mountain Bank. As a result of these announcements, the board of directors will combine the roles of President and CEO into one position and will create a stand-alone CFO position. Vince Smith, chairman of the Board's Ethics, Personnel, and Nominating Committee, will spearhead the search for a new President/CEO and CFO. Mr. Smith indicated his search will include both internal and external candidates with the plan to identify these persons as soon as possible to facilitate smooth transitions and mentoring for each position. Mr. Briner will continue in a consulting role with the Bank providing marketing and board consulting advice until October 31, 2015. Mr. Briner will also retire from the board of directors of First Mountain Bank on the earlier of June 30, 2015, or the 2015 annual meeting of shareholders. Mr. Saunders will retire from the Board in conjunction with the upcoming October annual meeting of shareholders.
First Mountain Bank terminates definitive acquisition agreement with First National Bank of Southern California
M2 - Fri Jul 18, 3:01AM CDT
A provider of various banking products and services, First Mountain Bank (OTCBB:FMBP) terminated the definitive agreement with First National Bank of Southern California whereby First Mountain was to be acquired by First National Bank, the bank revealed on Thursday.
First Mountain Bank Announces Termination of Definitive Agreement with First National Bank of Southern California
Business Wire - Thu Jul 17, 12:35PM CDT
First Mountain Bank (OTCBB:FMBP) announced today the termination of the definitive agreement with First National Bank of Southern California that provided for the acquisition of First Mountain Bank by First National Bank of Southern California. A condition of the transaction required First National Bank of Southern California to obtain regulatory approval of the agreement. Unfortunately, First National Bank of Southern California's regulator, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, would not approve the acquisition under the terms and conditions of the agreement. Also, the modifications required by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency would not have provided the benefit to the First Mountain Bank shareholders and community as negotiated in the definitive agreement.
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