Press Room

Citizens Bank of West Virginia President & CEO Nathaniel S. Bonnell recently announced Jeremy M. Webb has joined the organization as Vice President & Commercial Loan Officer.
Webb brings extensive experience in commercial lending and business development, with a strong focus on helping businesses grow and succeed throughout the Mid‑Ohio Valley. In his new role, he will work closely with commercial customers to deliver strategic lending solutions and personalized financial services. Webb will primarily serve the Mid‑Ohio Valley and Northern Panhandle regions.
“Jeremy’s experience in commercial lending and his strong commitment to economic development make him a valuable addition to our team,” said Nathaniel S. Bonnell. “He understands the needs of our business customers and shares our dedication to strengthening the communities we serve.”
Nathaniel S. Bonnell, President & CEO of Citizens Bank of West Virginia, recently announced the promotion of William “Bill” Phillips to Financial Center Manager and Commercial Lender, and Sarah Carr to Assistant Financial Center Manager.
Phillips has been a valued member of the Citizens Bank team since 1998, bringing nearly three decades of banking experience to his new role. For the past 11 years, he has managed the Beverly Financial Center, where he was instrumental in cultivating strong customer relationships and guiding his team to deliver outstanding service.
In his newly expanded role, Phillips will assume oversight of operations at both the Elkins and Beverly Financial Centers. His focus will be on ensuring seamless service delivery, operational excellence, and maintaining the high standards of customer care that define Citizens Bank. Additionally, he will provide crucial assistance in Commercial Lending, leveraging his expertise to help local businesses achieve their financial objectives through tailored lending solutions.
Leadership West Virginia (LWV) is proud to announce the selection of the Class of 2026, a distinguished group of 58 outstanding leaders from across the state. Representing a broad range of industries and communities, these individuals were selected for their demonstrated leadership, commitment to community service, and passion for advancing the future of West Virginia.
Jen Willits, executive director of LWV, expressed enthusiasm for the incoming class. “We are incredibly excited to welcome the Class of 2026. The selection process is highly competitive, as we received applications from many exceptional leaders across the state. Those selected have already made meaningful contributions in their careers and communities, and we believe they are ready to expand their influence and work collaboratively to help shape West Virginia’s future.”