American Association of Bank Directors Announces Appointment of Richard C. Houseworth to Board of Advisors
April 3, 2006—Bethesda, Maryland
The American Association of Bank Directors ("AABD") announced today that it
has named Richard C. Houseworth to its Board of Advisors.
Mr. Houseworth is the Head of the Government Relations efforts of Capital Bancorp
Limited, a $3.5 billion community bank development company. He recently stepped down
as the Superintendent of Banks for the State of Arizona, where he served from 1993 until
2006. He is the Past Chairman of the Conference of State Bank Supervisors.
He brings extensive experience in the areas of bank management and supervision to his
new role as a member of AABD's Board of Advisors.
Mr. Houseworth previously served in a number of positions, including the United States
Alternate Executive Director of the Inter-American Development Bank, consultant to the
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for International Affairs, a director of the
Export-Import Bank of the United States, and President of the First National Bank of
Harveyville, Harveyville, Kansas.
Mr. Houseworth was a director and Past President of the Arizona Bankers Association,
Past Chairman of the Phoenix Urban League, and the First President of the Arizona State
Chamber of Commerce.
"Richard Houseworth brings to AABD a wealth of practical experience and expertise
in bank management and supervisory matters," said Keith Dalrymple, AABD's
President. "He will provide AABD members with invaluable support in his fields of
expertise."
Founded in 1989, the non-profit American Association of Bank Directors is the only
trade group in the United States solely devoted to bank directors and their information,
education, and advocacy needs. The Institute for Bank Director Education was established
in 1993 as the educational arm of AABD. Its purpose is to act as a clearinghouse for
education programs designed for bank and savings institution directors that support the
nationally recognized Director Certification Program.
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