Sevierville, Tenn. – Sevierville native, Claude N. Huff Jr. recently joined the Sevier County Bank staff, a bank where members of his family have been stockholders and customers since 1909. A graduate of Sevier County High School, Huff brings more than 33 years of experience in the banking and financial industry to his new position as senior vice president with the bank.
Shortly after receiving a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Tennessee Technology University in Cookeville, Huff spent two years in the mid 1970s with Sevier County Bank in a management training program. He then went on to the Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions where he would spend the majority of his career as a Regional Supervising Examiner for the East Tennessee area.
While with the Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions, Huff earned the designation of Certified Financial Examiner from the Society of Financial Examiners and served on its Board of Governors for a number of years.
“We believe Claude will be a great addition to our staff. He brings an outstanding financial background and familiarity with the community that will prove to be invaluable,” said R. B. Summitt, Sevier County Bank President. “He will only help to enhance the banking services we provide to the people of Sevier County.”
Huff is an active member of Sevierville’s American Legion Post 104 Honor Guard and a trustee of the Shiloh Cemetery Association. He and his wife Linda have two children, C. N. “Bo” Huff, III and Emily Danielle “Dani” Huff.
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