Art Stauffer

Art Stauffer has a diverse work experience spanning from 1985 to the present. Art started their career as an agricultural lending officer at Citizens' Bank and later became the Executive Vice-President. Art then worked as a Territory Sales Manager at John Deere Financial Services Inc before moving on to become the Sales Representative and General Manager at Springdale Tractor Company. Stauffer then served as the Agricultural Division Manager at CLARKLIFT OF WICHITA FALLS, where they successfully developed and implemented a separate agricultural equipment dealership. Art then joined First National Bank in Durant as a Vice-President and Senior Lender for a few years. After that, they worked at Landmark Bank as the Senior Vice-President and Senior Lending Officer. Currently, Stauffer is the Chief Credit Officer/Executive Vice President and Chief Executive Officer at First Texoma National Bank, where they are responsible for leading the $220MM community bank and overseeing credit policies and procedures.

Art Stauffer attended the Graduate School of Banking at LSU from an unknown start year until 1992, but did not obtain a degree or specify a field of study. Prior to that, from 1984 to 1986, they pursued a Bachelor's degree in Agricultural Education/Agricultural Economics from Oklahoma State University. Additionally, from 1982 to 1984, they attended Murray State College, where they also focused on Agricultural Education/Agricultural Economics but did not mention earning a degree.