Justin G. Cox serves as Executive Vice President and Regional President (West Region) of the Company. Mr. Cox is responsible for loan production activity in the region, and also provides joint oversight of the deposit-taking operation in the region. Mr. Cox joined our Company in 2010 as a lending officer, as an integral part of the team which established our presence in Springfield, Missouri, through the opening of a loan production office in that market. Mr. Cox has more than 16 years banking experience. He previously worked for Metropolitan National Bank (Springfield, Missouri), and advanced to the role of Vice President of Lending for that institution. Mr. Cox holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration-Marketing & Management from Southwest Baptist University, Bolivar, Missouri.
As the Executive Vice President and Regional President (West Region) of Southern Missouri, the total compensation of Justin Cox at Southern Missouri is 336,469$. There are 4 executives at Southern Missouri getting paid more, with Greg Steffens having the highest compensation of 564,746$.
Justin Cox is 40, he's been the Executive Vice President and Regional President (West Region) of Southern Missouri since . There are 20 older and no younger executives at Southern Missouri. The oldest executive at Southern Missouri Bancorp, Inc. is Sammy Schalk, 71, who is the Independent Director.
Justin's mailing address filed with the SEC is 2991 Oak Grove Rd, Poplar Bluff, MO 63901, USA.
Over the last 22 years, insiders at Southern Missouri have traded over 6,257,307$ worth of Southern Missouri stock and bought 101,971 units worth 2,283,960$ . The most active insiders traders include William E Young、Greg A Steffens、Dennis C Robison. On average, Southern Missouri executives and independent directors trade stock every 49 days with the average trade being worth of 175,668$. The most recent stock trade was executed by Charles R Love on 23 August 2024, trading 600 units of SMBC stock currently worth 33,600$.
southern bank has served the financial needs of america's heartland for over 130 years, making us one of the oldest financial institutions headquartered in the region. we were originally chartered in 1887 as a mutual institution that was owned by its depositors. our original founders deposited $100,000 in the poplar bluff loan and building in order to provide financing to help people buy homes. the name was chosen to symbolize our original purpose.
Southern Missouri executives and other stock owners filed with the SEC include: