Jim Hood Joins Longview Community Bank
and Longview Capital Corporation Board of Directors
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[July 01, 2024]
Gibson
City native Jim Hood, a respected community leader and seasoned
business professional, is set to expand his board service. Having
served on the Bank of Gibson City’s board of directors for over two
decades, Hood brings a wealth of experience and dedication to his
new roles.
Hood’s journey is deeply rooted in the Gibson City community. After
graduating from the University of Illinois College of Business in
1982, he embarked on a successful career with State Farm Insurance
Companies, where he held key positions in Human Resources at both
the corporate headquarters and the Mountain States region.
In 1989, Jim and his wife, Amy, returned to Gibson City to take over
the operation of Hood’s Ace Hardware. Their commitment to the
community extended further when they acquired Mahomet Ace Hardware
in Mahomet, IL, in 2004. The couple’s dedication to local businesses
has left a lasting impact.
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Beyond entrepreneurship, Hood has been an active
volunteer in health care. For two decades, he served as President of
the Board of Directors for Gibson Area Hospital and Health Services.
His leadership and passion for community well-being have been
instrumental in shaping the hospital’s success.
In 2003, Jim Hood joined the Bank of Gibson City’s board of
directors, continuing even after the original owners sold to the
Albins and Longview Capital Corporation. His unwavering commitment
to the bank’s growth and stability has been commendable.
Now, as he takes on new responsibilities, Hood expresses his
enthusiasm: “I’m excited to join the Board of Longview Community
Bank and Longview Capital Corporation as a Director and look forward
to working with this tremendous organization.”
Jim and Amy Hood celebrate 40 years of marriage and are proud
parents to three children: Adam, Kristen, and Joel. His active
involvement in the Gibson City Lion’s Club and the Gibson City
United Methodist Church underscores his dedication to community
service.
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The Longview Community Bank and Longview Capital
Corporation boards are fortunate to welcome Jim Hood, a leader with
deep roots in Gibson City and a vision for the future. His expertise
and commitment will undoubtedly contribute to the continued success
of these organizations.
About Bank of Gibson City:
Bank of Gibson City has been a cornerstone of the community since
February 21, 1979, dedicated to providing personalized banking
solutions and fostering community growth and prosperity by focusing
on farmers and agri-business customers as well as local area
consumers and depositors. For more information on Bank of Gibson
City, please visit www.bankofgc.com
About Longview Community Bank:
Deeply rooted in the fabric of Logan County, Longview Community Bank
traces its origins back to 1872. From its humble beginnings as
Scroggin & Sawyer Bank, it has evolved into a trusted institution,
serving Central Illinois. For more information on Longview Community
Bank, visit www.longviewcb.com
About Longview Capital Corporation:
Longview Capital Corporation is a bank holding company based in
Newman, Illinois with three banking subsidiaries: Bank of Gibson
City, Longview Bank, and Longview Community Bank. Between the three
subsidiaries there are 15 branches located in: Gibson City, Mt.
Pulaski, Chestnut, Georgetown, Chrisman, Marshall, Paris, Royal,
Ogden, Saint Joseph, Newman, Sidney, Tilton, Tuscola, and Villa
Grove, Illinois. As of December 31, 2023, Longview Capital
Corporation had total assets of $820 million. For more information
on Longview Capital Corporation, please visit www.longviewcap.com.
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