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Dogwood State Bank
51-200 employees
Community bank offering customized loans, deposits
No salary listed
Winston-Salem, NC, USA
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- Must be a high school graduate or equivalent.
- A minimum of 1 years’ Teller experience or 1-2 years’ experience with a focus in branch banking and account opening.
- Knowledge of Jack Henry or other similar experience will be beneficial.
- Must have a thorough knowledge of the Bank’s products and services as well as the requirements for customer qualification, knowledge of effective sales techniques.
- Proficient computer skills; including a working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite and HRIS.
- Strong administrative and organizational skills are essential.
- Must be detail-oriented and able to manage confidential information.
- Decision-making and problem-solving skills are essential.
- Must be able to analyze situations and come to logical conclusions.
- Excellent communications skills and customer service skills are essential.
- Banking services: Handles deposits and withdrawals, opens new accounts, and processes loan applications, receives and counts daily inventories of cash.
- Customer service: Provides a positive customer experience by building relationships, addressing queries, and ensuring customer satisfaction.
- Investment advice: Helps customers select investment options that match their financial goals and risk tolerance.
- Digital banking: Assists customers with digital banking platforms and troubleshoots issues.
- Regulatory compliance: Ensures that transactions and interactions comply with banking regulations and standards.
- Risk management: Performs due diligence on transactions, identifies suspicious activity, and reports potential fraud.
- Sales: Cross-sells products and generates referrals to enhance customer engagement.
- Balances currency, coin, and checks in cash drawers.
- Prepares and verifies cashier's checks.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
Dogwood State Bank serves businesses and professionals in North Carolina with six local locations, offering customized loans, business deposits, and online banking tools. Its products work by tailoring loan and deposit options to each client’s needs and providing online features that help manage cash flow, make transactions, and monitor finances. The bank differentiates itself through a locally focused, relationship-driven approach backed by an experienced leadership team, aiming to provide personalized, client-specific service that larger banks can’t match. Its goal is to support the financial growth of its clients and community by delivering practical banking solutions and steady, sustainable growth for the institution.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$476M
Headquarters
Raleigh, North Carolina
Founded
2000
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- TowneBank merger completed January 12, 2026, boosts assets to $22 billion.
- Steve Jones leads Carolinas operations, leveraging 200+ years experience.
- Expands to 70+ locations across VA, NC, SC, and eastern Tennessee.
What critics are saying
- Systems integration by November 2026 disrupts online banking services.
- Customers defect to First Citizens due to diluted personalized service.
- Deposit outflows exceed FDIC limits post-merger liquidity crunch hits.
What makes Dogwood State Bank unique
- Dogwood specializes in customized loans and SBA lending for NC/SC businesses.
- Offers treasury management with ACH, wires, and remote deposit capture.
- Maintains community-first personalized service despite TowneBank merger.
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TowneBank announces David Lominack as South Carolina President. TowneBank and Dogwood State Bank, A Division of TowneBank, has added David Lominack as President of South Carolina. A respected industry leader across The Palmetto State, Lominack is based in Greenville, South Carolina, and takes the helm of the bank's newest markets, added through its partnership with Dogwood. Lominack brings decades of industry experience to the newly joined banks, most recently serving as South Carolina Market President for TD Bank. Lominack received his bachelor's degree in business administration from Presbyterian College and is a graduate of the Stonier Graduate School of Banking, Leadership Greenville, the Diversity Leadership Initiative at Furman University, and is a Liberty Fellow. "Adding David to the team is key to our success in South Carolina," said TowneBank Carolinas President Steve Jones. "His leadership and expertise will be critical as we grow our presence and continue to invest in markets across the state." Active in his community, Lominack serves on the Executive Committee and Board of Directors of United Way of Greenville County. He is past board chair for the South Carolina Bankers Association, the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce, the United Way of Greenville County, and the Greenville Chamber of Commerce, as well as past co-chair for Greenville County's Racial Equity and Economic Mobility Commission (REEM). "David is exceptionally well-regarded as both a financial services and community leader, and we are thrilled to welcome him to the Towne family," said William I. "Billy" Foster III, TowneBank President & CEO. "He will play a critical role in leading Dogwood markets that will become a permanent part of TowneBank later this year."
TowneBank is acquiring Raleigh-based Dogwood State Bank for $476 million. Dogwood's stock surged over 50% to $23.60. The acquisition adds 17 offices in NC and SC to TowneBank, which will have assets of $22 billion post-approval. Dogwood, with $2.4 billion in assets, was formed in 2019. It raised $70 million in 2019, $28 million in 2021, and $16 million in 2023. Dogwood CEO Steve Jones will lead TowneBank's NC and SC operations. The deal is expected to boost Towne's EPS by 8% in 2027.
TowneBank (NASDAQ: TOWN) will expand its presence in the Carolinas with an agreement to acquire Dogwood State Bank (OTCQX: DSBX) in a deal valued at approximately $476 million, the company announced in a media release on Tuesday, Aug. 19.
Since merging with the former Community First Bank this year, Dogwood has not only upheld its commitment to personal service but has also introduced cutting-edge technology and a broader range of resources to its customers - all while keeping its community-first values at the core.
Dogwood State Bank (OTC: DSBX) and Community First Bancorporation (OTC: CFOK) have received all required regulatory approvals for their merger, expected to close on August 1, 2024. The combined company will have approximately $2.13 billion in assets, $1.66 billion in loans, and $1.80 billion in deposits as of March 31, 2024. Steve Jones, CEO of Dogwood, expressed excitement about the merger's potential to create enhanced value for customers, employees, and shareholders.