| About AzBA |
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The Arizona Bankers Association has been the voice of Arizona’s banking industry for over 100 years. The Association counts over 70 banks and credit card operations among its members. Our members operate in every corner of the state, from the Grand Canyon to Tuba City, Douglas to Yuma, and everywhere in between. | |
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| Mission Statement |
| The mission of the Arizona Bankers Association is to engage its members in industry issues and be the catalyst for creating a unified voice. We do this by providing: |
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Premier government relations advocacy |
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Relevant, accurate and timely information |
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Value-added products and services |
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A forum for open and candid communication | | |
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| AzBA Board of Directors 2010-2011 |
| James Lundy |
Lynne Herndon |
Randy Yenerich |
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| Chairman |
Chairman -Elect |
Immediate Past Chairman |
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| President & CEO |
City President |
President & CEO |
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Alliance Bank of Arizona |
BBVA Compass Bank |
Commerce Bank of Arizona |
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| Benito Almanza |
Gail Grace |
Steve Johnson |
Chuck Luhtala |
| Arizona President |
President, Commerical Lending |
President |
President |
| Bank of America |
Sunrise Bank of Arizona |
M&I Bank |
Canyon Community Bank |
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| Mike Thorell |
Gerrit van Huisstede |
Candace Wiest |
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| President |
Regional President |
President & CEO |
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| Pinnacle Bank |
Wells Fargo Bank NA |
West Valley National Bank |
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| Staff |
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Tanya Wheeless |
Stacey J. Langford |
Becca Beasley (Stover) |
Janice Arredondo |
| President and CEO |
VP Member Services |
Director of Professional Development |
Director of Administration | |
Location
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Arizona Bankers Association
111 West Monroe
Suite 440
Phoenix, AZ 85003
Located at the intersection of 1st Avenue and Monroe, the AzBA office is in the heart of downtown Phoenix, minutes from the Arizona State Captiol Complex and blocks from the Phoenix Suns' US Airways Center stadium, Chase Field - home of the Arizona Diamondbacks and Phoenix City Hall. |
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Parking: Guest parking with validation is located beneath the building with the entrance on 2nd Avenue just south of Monroe. | |
