capitalmark grows, but profits down
Chattanooga's Times Free Press covered news of CapitalMark's first quarter earnings results for 2013. Author Dave Flessner attributes CapitalMark's slower growth in the first quarter to the bank's recent growth into two new Tennessee markets and addition of four new Banker Teams in 2012. Click here to read the full article.
Digital Rising Star
Director of Client Services Lynne Fugate was featured in the publication Independent Banker for her banking relationship with digital rising star Pxyl, a startup online marketing firm out of Knoxville, Tennessee. In the article written by Josh Fine, Pyxl attributes much of its success in changing the face of online marketing to its dedicated CapitalMark Banker Team. Click here to read the online version of the article.
capitalmark boosts profits, adds two offices during past year
The Times Free Press covered CapitalMark's 4th quarter earnings for 2012. The article titled "CapitalMark Bank boosts profits, adds two offices during past year", highlights CapitalMark's $6.75 million year-end profits and total assets of $781 million. Click here to view the full article.
capitalmark resource library attracting attention
In 2012 CapitalMark partnered with United Way of Bradley County to form a Resource Library for all non-profits. Cleveland President Keith Barrett wanted to offer resource that would benefit the entire community by supporting non-profits and the numerous people they serve. Click here to read more about the CapitalMark Resource Library published by the Cleveland Daily Banner.
CapitalMark Cleveland's Business Feature
The Cleveland Daily Banner spotlighted CapitalMark's Cleveland office as its weekly Business Feature. The article compared the building's original structureto the newly remodeled office space while capturing elements of CapitalMark's model as grounds for the building's interior layout and design. The full page article also included several pictures of the office space and staff. Click here to view the full article.
CapitalMark oak ridge Receives Preservation Award
CapitalMark's Oak Ridge office has been awarded the 2012 East Tennessee Preservation Award for its investment in historic Jackson Square. The award is granted for demonstrating exemplary preservation-minded projects within a 16-region area of East Tennessee. David Bradshaw formally accepted the award on November 9th. Click here to read Oak Ridge Today's coverage of the story.
CapitalMark Cleveland celebrates its Grand Opening
CapitalMark Cleveland held its official Grand Opening on Thursday, October 25th, 2012. A ribbon cutting with the Bradley County Chamber of Commerce and city officials was held to kick start the opening day events. Click here to view the Cleveland Daily Banner's coverage of the story.
TDOT Commissioner tours CapitalMark Oak Ridge
Tennessee Department of Transportation Commissioner John Schroer visited CapitalMark's Oak Ridge office on his tour of East Tenneessee. Earlier this year, TDOT signed a grant to invest in historic Jackson Square - home of the newest CapitalMark Bank & Trust office. The Commissioner stopped by the office to meet the CapitalMark team and commend them for the their own investment into Jackson Square. Click here to see the front cover of the Oak Ridge Observer for their coverage of the story.
Business Briefs: CapitalMark Boosts Earnings
The Times Free Press featured CapitalMark's record $2 million in earnings for the third quarter of 2012. This quarter marks the 15th consecutive quarter of increased earnings for CapitalMark, which more than tripled last year's level. Click here to read the article as it appeared.
OAK RIDGER: A NEW BANKING MODEL FOR OAK RIDGE IN A HISTORIC BANK BUILDING
Oak Ridge Historian D. Ray Smith featured the story of CapitalMark's space in the original town site, Jackson Square. The space originally belonged to Hamilton National Bank, the first bank in Oak Ridge, which opened in 1943. As CapitalMark's Oak Ridge President David Bradshaw began renovations to the space, he found many remnants of the first occupants. To capture more history of CapitalMark's unique office space, read Smith's Oak Ridger articles below.