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Adam Shores is President of the Virginia Market based in Roanoke, Virginia. He works with commercial customers throughout the Roanoke Valley including operating companies, municipalities, and real estate investors, with a focus on entities with revenues in excess of $5.0MM and/or loan and deposit needs in excess of $1.0MM. As an experienced commercial banker, Adam…
After college, Carson Smith knew he wanted to be a banker after meeting current HomeTrust Market President Rob McCain. Nearly a decade later, Carson is now part of Rob’s Charlotte team as a Senior Vice President and Commercial Relationship Manager at HomeTrust Bank. In his role, Carson focuses on underwriting and managing complex transactions, in…
More than two decades ago, Patrick Smith started his career as a personal banker. Today, he exercises the role of Vice President in the SBA Business Development division of HomeTrust Bank, where he works with clients throughout Georgia and the Southeast. In his capacity, Patrick specializes in SBA solutions for partner buyouts; acquisitions, startups, and…
Adam Snapp, Director of Treasury Services in Johnson City, Tennessee, started his banking career as a part-time bank teller during college. Upon graduating from East Tennessee State University in 2009, he received an offer to work full-time as a financial services representative and “never looked back.” Adam helps sole proprietorships to multi-million dollar corporations with…
In 2014, John F. Sprink II and three other members of an experienced, Raleigh-based commercial banking team wanted to find a bank that took a localized approach. At the time, HomeTrust had no presence in The Triangle area of Durham, Chapel Hill, and Raleigh and was looking to expand as it converted from a savings…
Josh Tallent, a Vice President and Osaic Institutions Advisor Representative, has been offering financial advice and planning services for more than 15 years. Through many cycles of the financial markets, Josh aims to be an advocate and knowledgeable guide who helps clients pursue their financial goals. After getting to know those he works with, Josh…
John M. Tench, Director of Municipal Finance based in Asheville, takes pride in supporting those who provide essential services and finds his clients to be some of the finest members of their communities. John fulfills one of the Bank’s community reinvestment initiatives by financing essential capital needs for volunteer fire departments, municipal fire departments, and…
Jason Todd began his career in banking with a college internship that included operating a 25-foot proof machine, keying in every bank transaction, coding and sorting checks into pockets, and bundling and sending them to the U.S. Federal Reserve. Jason is now Vice President, Construction Lending Relationship Manager at HomeTrust Bank. In his role, he…
As a Vice President of Commercial Lending at HomeTrust, Nate Umberg specializes in lending for commercial and industrial ventures, commercial real estate, and commercial construction. Among his representative transactions are $8.5MM for the acquisition of a C-store by a travel center and a $5.0MM line of credit for a fleet-repair company. Nate started his banking…
Eric Van Buskirk provides financial guidance and strategic planning to clients across the state of Virginia. As an Osaic Institutions Advisor Representative and Vice President at Home Trust Investment Services, Eric serves individuals, trusts, estates, and others with investment management, portfolio stewardship, and planning services. Eric seeks to ensure his clients are well-positioned to navigate…
