TIFFANY KIDD JOINS PEOPLES BANK AS SBA BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

Peoples Bank President and CEO Dennis Ammann is pleased to announce that Tiffany Kidd has joined Peoples Bank as an SBA Business Development Officer. With over 26 years of experience as a small business lending expert, Tiffany has built an impressive track record in the SBA lending sector, having originated more than $230 million in commercial loans for small businesses nationwide.

In her new role, Tiffany will continue to serve the needs of small business owners across the country by originating SBA and USDA loans, helping them access the capital needed to grow and thrive. Her extensive background includes successfully closing loans for a wide range of industries, including hospitality, education, healthcare, self-storage, and franchise startups.

Tiffany is a respected and active member of the small business community, with strong ties to organizations such as AAHOA, TABB, and IBBA. Her leadership and commitment to the growth and success of small businesses have earned her recognition as a top-tier SBA lender.

A lifelong resident of Tyler, Texas, Tiffany has a deep connection to her community. She is involved in the East Texas Symphony Orchestra’s Women’s Symphony League and volunteers for the Texas Rose Festival. Tiffany is also an alumna of the University of Mississippi, where she earned her Bachelor of Business Administration degree.

“We are thrilled to welcome Tiffany Kidd to our team as an SBA Business Development Officer,” said Ammann. “Her vast experience, industry knowledge, and dedication to small businesses make her an invaluable addition to Peoples Bank. We’re confident that Tiffany’s leadership will help us continue to grow and provide exceptional service to our clients nationwide.”

Outside of work, Tiffany enjoys hiking in Big Bend National Park, traveling with her daughter Lily, and engaging in the cultural and civic events that make Tyler such a vibrant community. Her daughter Lily currently attends Texas Christian University in Fort Worth.