DUBUQUE, Iowa (Iowa Media) — Dubuque Bank and Trust has named a new President & CEO.
Tyson Leyendecker replaces Tut Fuller, who has been promoted to Regional President of Heartland Financial USA, Inc., DB&T’s holding company.
Fuller has served as President & CEO since 2017. The change in leadership goes into effect July 1, 2021. Fuller will now oversee all banking operations of the company’s franchises in Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Kansas, and Texas.
“I could not be happier for Tyson, the rest of the DB&T leadership team
and employees,” Fuller said. “I am so proud of the team, all they have accomplished, and what I am sure they will accomplish in the near future. It is refreshing to see how Tyson has embraced and become engrained in our community because as a local bank, helping contribute to the vitality of our community is essential.”
Leyendecker has more than 15 years of experience in the banking industry. Prior to joining DB&T, he worked at Wells Fargo in Phoenix, Arizona and was a Commercial Banker at Arizona Bank and Trust and Citywide Banks, other HTLF banks.
Leyendecker joined DB&T in 2017 as the Commercial Banking Leader and most recently was promoted to Market President, EVP, where he
oversaw all revenue producing lines of the bank.
“DB&T is a great bank with a tremendous story of growth
through the years and we have the opportunity to continue to build upon that story,” Leyendecker said. “With dedication to our mission/vision, community, customers and employees, we have grown into the bank we are today, positioning HTLF as Iowa’s largest bank holding company and cementing DB&T as Dubuque’s leading bank. With our expansions into Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, and the deployment of a state-wide Ag banking strategy, our next chapter is to seal DB&T’s position as Iowa’s leading bank.”
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