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Elizabeth Feick promoted to Vice President, Commercial Banking Officer at ServisFirst Bank Huntsville

June 18, 2025/in Banking, Featured, Finance, Lead, News, Recognition/by staff reports

Elizabeth Feick has been promoted to Vice President, Commercial Banking Officer at ServisFirst Bank in Huntsville. Elizabeth began her career at ServisFirst Bank in October 2016 as an intern while attending the University of Alabama in Huntsville. She transitioned into a full-time credit analyst role and earned her MBA in 2018. In November 2021, she joined the bank’s Commercial Banking team. Since then, she has developed a Commercial & Industrial (C&I) portfolio that includes nearly $100 million in deposits and $75 million in loans. Elizabeth also oversees several key government contractor relationships and plays an active role in the Huntsville market.

In addition to her banking success, Elizabeth serves as Treasurer of the National Children’s Advocacy Center’s Board of Directors and is on The CornerStone Initiative’s Board of Directors. She is a graduate of Leadership Greater Huntsville Connect and participates in Huntsville’s inaugural Momentum Upward Class.

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