Arvest announces several promotions

Arvest Bank-Fort Smith has made the following promotions.

Caroline Brewer has been promoted to branch manager for Arvest Bank at the Van Buren Cloverleaf location. Brewer has been with Arvest more than seven years and was assistant branch manager in her previous position. Brewer serves on the Van Buren Education Board and is a Van Buren Chamber Ambassador. She is also active in Arvest Partners in Education.

Mindy Collier has been promoted to assistant branch manager for Arvest Bank at the 74th Street location. Collier has been with Arvest for five years and was a senior financial service representative in her previous position. Collier graduated from the University of Arkansas at Fort Smith with a bachelor’s degree in business administration.

Qiana McGhee has been promoted to branch manager for Arvest Bank at the Zero Street location. McGhee has been with Arvest more than eight years and was executive administrative assistant in her previous position. She graduated from John Brown University with a bachelor’s degree in organizational management. She is also a Leadership Arvest graduate, and serves on the board of directors on the Single Parent Scholarship Fund of Crawford and Sebastian Counties, secretary for the Habitat for Humanity Selection Committee and United Way Committee at Arvest Bank.

Glenda Musset has been promoted to vice president of mortgage lending. She is a mortgage loan officer who began her Arvest career in October 2004. She has been in the mortgage business for 23 years. Musset is a board member of the Kiwanis Club, an associate member of the Fort Smith Board of Realtors as well as a member and past president of Western Arkansas Mortgage Bankers Association. She has been named Best of the Best at Arvest bank in 2006, 2007 and 2009.

Isaac Rogers has been promoted to branch manager for Arvest Bank at the Zero Street SuperCenter location. He has been with Arvest more than two years and was assistant branch manager in his previous position. He graduated from the University of Central Arkansas with a bachelor’s degree in political science.