This banker is on track to double his company's $2.5 billion in assets over the next five years - Face2Face Africa

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This banker is on track to double his company's $2.5 billion in assets over the next five years - Face2Face Africa

Darrin Williams is the CEO of Southern Bancorp, Inc., one of America's oldest and largest community development financial institutions (CDFIs).It has$2.5 billion in assets, more than 65,000 customers, and 56 locations around and throughout the Delta region. Southern Bancorp believes that wealth building isn't just for the wealthy; they seek to be wealth builders for...

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