First Horizon Bank names John Hanson Cookeville market president

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  • First Horizon on July 10, 2026 named John Hanson Cookeville market president to lead market strategy, community investments, client connectivity.
  • Hanson brings 20+ years across commercial banking, small-business lending, agricultural finance, credit analysis, banking-center leadership.
  • Mandy Mathis named vice president, private banking relationship manager in a newly established Cookeville role for high-net-worth clients.
  • Mathis is a 20-year bank veteran, started as a teller, most recently managed the Cookeville Main banking center.
  • Sherry Maybury appointed Cookeville Main banking center manager; Jennefer Willard promoted to Sparta banking center manager.


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