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Bill Smith
Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer Capital City Bank Group
Bill began his career at Capital City Bank in 1978 and worked in numerous capacities before being named president and chief executive officer of Capital City Bank Group, Inc. in January 1989. He was elected chairman in 2003 and also serves as the chairman of the Capital City Bank Board of Directors. Florida Trend Magazine recognizes him as one of the 500 most influential business executives in the state.
Bill's alma mater is Florida State University where he remains actively involved as a member of the Florida State Athletic Board. He was inducted to the FSU College of Business Hall of Fame in 2009.
Bill serves on the Southern Company Board of Directors, a super-regional energy company based in Atlanta, Ga., and also serves on the Darlington School Board of Trustees and the First National Bankers Bank Board of Directors.
Tom Barron
President, Capital City Bank
Tom joined Capital City in 1974 as a trainee. After joining the Bank, he earned an MBA from Florida State University. Prior to serving as president of Second National Bank and Industrial National Bank, he was a commercial loan officer. He was named president of Capital City Bank in 1995, the 100-year anniversary of the Bank's founding.
Active in the community, Tom has served as chair of the Southeastern Community Blood Center, chair of the Greater Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce, chair of the United Way of the Big Bend and president of the Community Bankers of Florida.
Kim Davis
Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Kim's service at Capital City began in 1981 when he joined the company as assistant vice president. He was promoted to vice president and chief financial officer in 1987, and executive vice president and chief financial officer in 1997.
He has served on the American Bankers Association's Community Bankers Council and Administrative Board and was co-president of the Florida Bankers Association. In 2012, Kim was named “Banker of the Year,” a prestigious honor presented annually by the Florida Bankers Association to an industry member who demonstrates above-and-beyond dedication to the banking industry and service to his or her community.
As a community advocate, Kim has served on numerous boards, including Easter Seals, Friends of the LeRoy Collins Leon County Public Library and Leadership Tallahassee. In 1991, Kim received the Julian V. Smith Award, presented by the Capital City Bank Group Foundation, in recognition of distinguished service to his community.
Tom Allen
Executive, Real Estate Management
Tom Allen joined Capital City Bank in 2008 and assisted with development of the Virtual Banking Division. He transferred to the Residential Mortgage Lending Division in late 2013, where he directed the department’s efforts to obtain loans on primary residences, vacation homes, and certain other residential properties, including residential lot loans. In 2020, he assumed the role of Real Estate Management where he focuses on the Real Estate assets of the Bank.
Tom received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Florida State University and is a graduate of both Leadership Florida and Leadership Tallahassee. He currently serves on the Leon County’s Research and Development Board of Governors.
Clif Bradley
Executive, Community Banking
A banker since 1977, Clif began his career with Farmers and Merchants Bank of Trenton. He served as president of Branford State Bank until its consolidation with Capital City Bank in 1997. After decades of service as community president for the Suwannee Valley region including Dixie, Gilchrist, Levy and Suwannee counties, Clif now oversees the organization-wide Community Banking function as Community Banking executive.
A native of Branford, Fla., Clif graduated from the University of Florida with a degree in finance. He is a graduate of the Florida School of Banking, where he also served in a leadership role on the board of directors. A past chairman of the Florida Bankers Association Education Foundation, Clif currently serves on the board of the Education Foundation of Gilchrist County and as vice president of the Palms Medical Group Board of Directors.
In 2002, Clif was the recipient of the Godfrey Smith award, the highest individual honor given by the bank. The award is presented annually to an associate who emphasizes the professional and personal values demonstrated by Godfrey Smith during 63 years of leading Capital City Bank as CEO.
Sharon Bradley
Chief Diversity Officer
Bradley began her career with Capital City Bank in 1994 as a teller and advanced to head teller, client service center representative and banking office manager before joining the HR team in 2013. Throughout her 28 years of service, the Company has relied on Bradley’s transformational leadership and passion for equality and human rights both as a tenured member of its human resources team as well as founder and champion of its Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DE&I) Council.
Bradley holds her SHRM-CP certification and is working toward her MBA in Human Resources Management at Saint Leo University. She received her Bachelor of Applied Science in Business and Organizational Leadership from Valencia College in Orlando, Fla. and earned an Associate of Arts degree from North Florida College in Madison, Fla. Bradley and her husband, Thurston, have two children, Kierston and Shelton. She is an active member of the Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church and is dedicated to strengthening her community through volunteer service with her church as well as on projects supporting the local food bank and East Ridge High School, where her son is a junior.
Ed Canup
Chief Revenue Officer
Ed joined Capital City in 1983 after earning a degree in accounting from Florida State University. Over the years, he has worked in internal auditing, financial accounting, investment management, asset/liability management and commercial lending. In 1999, he accepted the position as executive vice president for Commercial Real Estate Lending, and in 2015 was named co-chief operating officer overseeing all Revenue areas of the Bank.
Born and raised in Tallahassee, his leadership roles in the community have included serving on the boards of the Salvation Army, Friends of the LeRoy Collins Leon County Public Library and Tallahassee Ronald McDonald House. He is also a graduate of Leadership Tallahassee.
Bethany H. Corum
Chief Operating Officer
Beth Corum joined Capital City Bank in January 2006 as chief people officer. In 2020, she was named chief operating officer, where she directs all operations and market management delivery for the Bank. As a member of the Capital City Bank executive management team, her primary responsibilities include oversight of IT, loan and deposit operations, facilities management, human resources, omnichannel delivery, management for the various retail markets within the franchise, information security and disaster recovery.
During Beth’s tenure as chief people officer, Capital City Bank has been consistently listed among Florida Trend magazine’s “Best Places to Work”; Georgia Trend magazine’s “Best Places to Work”; and American Banker magazine’s “Best Banks to Work”.
Beth earned a master's degree in communications from Florida State University and has an undergraduate degree in journalism from the University of Tennessee. She also holds the Certified Association Executive (CAE) designation.
Beth has served in numerous volunteer leadership roles in the Tallahassee community. She has served as chairman of the Greater Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce Board and Executive Committee, and in 2015, served as campaign chairman for the United Way of the Big Bend, raising more than $4.3 million for human and social services needs.
In 2020, Beth was awarded the Julian V. Smith Community Service Award by Capital City Bank and was selected by Tallahassee Woman Magazine as the 2019 "R.E.D. Woman of the Year." She also has the distinction of being among the Tallahassee Democrat's “25 Women to Know” in Tallahassee. She is a graduate of Leadership Tallahassee Class XXVI and Leadership Florida Class XXXI.
Marsha S. Crowle
Director, Compliance
Marsha S. Crowle joined Capital City Bank in June of 2018, bringing more than 40 years of prior experience in the areas of bank compliance and operations. As the director of Corporate Compliance, Marsha leads the Capital City Bank team of compliance experts and works to ensure all operational activities of the Bank remain in compliance with federal, state and local laws. Most recently, Crowle served as senior executive vice president and chief compliance officer for First NBC Bank in New Orleans, LA.
Brooke Hallock
Chief Brand Officer, Marketing
Brooke Hallock joined Capital City Bank in 2004. During her career at Capital City Bank, Brooke has served as public relations manager and marketing director, and as chief brand officer, she is the keeper and promoter of the star. She oversees the Capital City brand, including advertising, internal and external communications, public relations, philanthropy and client service projects.
Raised in Middleburg, Fla., Brooke has lived in Tallahassee since 1991. Prior to joining Capital City Bank, Brooke was assistant director of public relations for Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare, where she served 10 years. She is a graduate of Leadership Tallahassee and Leadership Florida. In 2013, Brooke was selected among an elite group of dedicated community leaders to receive the distinction of the Tallahassee Democrat’s “25 Women You Need To Know.”
A graduate of Florida State University with a bachelor's degree in public relations, she serves on the board for the Big Bend Hospice Foundation, the Challenger Learning Center, Levy Park Advanced Play League, Opening Nights and the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra. Brooke has previously served as treasurer for the United Way of the Big Bend and president of her children's parent\teacher organization.
Randy Lashua
Manager, Omni-Channel Delivery
Randy Lashua joined the Capital City Bank in 2006 to serve as IT Manager overseeing IT operations and the correspondent bank processing function. In late 2015, he transitioned to his current role as Omni-Channel Delivery manager, where his primary focus is ensuring Capital City Bank provides a seamless delivery experience via our banking offices and technology channels.
Randy holds a finance degree from the University of Florida and is a graduate of the Florida School of Banking. He spent most of his career prior to connecting with Capital City Bank in customer facing roles with two Fortune 500 companies. Randy also serves as an elder on the executive team at Wildwood Church.
Bill Moor
President, Capital City Investments
President, Capital City Trust Company
Bill began his career at Capital City Bank in 1987 as a methods analyst. As Capital City Investments president, Bill implemented and manages the retail brokerage service provided by LPL Financial, located in Capital City Bank offices. In addition, Bill is the president of Capital City Trust Company.
Bill graduated from the University of Florida and earned his master’s degree in business administration from Florida State University. He is also a graduate of Leadership Tallahassee and Leadership Florida, and serves on the board for the Tallahassee Downtown Improvement Authority. Bill is president of the Economic Club of Florida, and past chair of the Governor’s Club and the Greater Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce. He is also past chair and currently serves on the executive committee for the Trust Division for the Florida Bankers Association. He serves on both the finance committee for Saint John's Episcopal Church and the board of Saint John’s Episcopal Church Foundation. Bill is a member of Capital Tiger Bay Club and the Tallahassee Exchange Club.
Randall Sharpton
Manager, Enterprise Risk Officer & Internal Audit
Randall began his banking career with Quincy State Bank in 1979 and has served as the internal audit manager for Capital City Bank Group, Inc. since 2004. In this role, Randall oversees the audit function, managing the relationships with both internal and external audit firms and directing all reporting responsibilities. Randall also serves on the Capital City Bank Risk Oversight Committee, where he assists with the development and oversight of enterprise risk management initiatives.
Randall earned his associate's degree from Tallahassee Community College in 1974 and his accounting and finance degrees from Florida State University in 1976. He is also a graduate of the BAI School for Bank Administration at the University of Wisconsin, where he earned his degree in Community Bank Management in 1983.
Greg Shumate
Chief Executive Officer, Capital City Home Loans
Greg has been an industry leader for over three decades. His expertise lies in driving results through strategic planning, collaboration, and innovation. He started the company in 2006 and has overseen its growth to become a top five lender in Georgia. Under his leadership, Capital City Home Loans has seen a steady increase in sales over the last two years and has expanded to 24 locations, doing business in 9 states. He serves on the Boards of Directors for several financial institutions, non-profits and industry overseers.
Ramsay Sims
Executive, Metro Banking
Ramsay Sims began his service with Capital City Bank in 2010 and currently leads the revenue teams in the Capital City Bank markets of Metro Gainesville, plus Gadsden, Gulf, Jefferson, Madison, Taylor and Wakulla counties in Florida, as well as Bibb and Grady counties in Ga. In his career, he has amassed decades of experience serving corporations, governments and non-profit organizations in the financial sector. Prior to joining Capital City Bank, Ramsay spent five years in public finance with Merrill Lynch, three years in corporate tax-exempt finance with Banc of America Securities and six years with GE Capital.
Ramsay holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of the South (Sewanee) and a master’s in business administration from Florida State University. He previously served on the board of America’s Second Harvest of the Big Bend, where he held the offices of finance committee chair, treasurer and president. Ramsay also served as vestry member at St. John’s Episcopal Church, and is the current board president for the Leon County Educational Facilities Authority.
Cheryl Thompson
Manager, Business Support Services
When joining Capital City Bank in 2004, Cheryl brought 15 years of financial services experience in a variety of roles including teller, loan officer, office manager, human resources, system analyst, project manager and retail office administrator. Her current responsibilities as Business Support Services manager include directing the information technology, facilities and building management, purchasing, corporate training and project management functions for the Bank.
Cheryl received her business administration degree from the University of Florida and is a graduate of the American Bankers Association Stonier Graduate School of Banking. She also earned a Wharton Leadership Certificate.
Cheryl was born and raised in Tallahassee and remains active in the community. She served as vice chair on the board of the Capital Area Community Action Agency and treasurer of the Junior Achievement board. She also served as a Loan Executive with the United Way of the Big Bend.
Dale Thompson
Executive, Credit Administration
Dale joined Capital City Bank in 1979, and has served as credit manager, accounting manager, cashier and controller, and has managed the Bank's investment portfolio. In 1987, Dale began working with Capital City's corporate clients and led the business banking division for nearly eight years. He currently serves as executive vice president of credit administration.
Dale is a Florida State University graduate and a Leadership Tallahassee alumnus. He has served as chair of America's Second Harvest of the Big Bend, member of the administrative council of Chaires United Methodist Church, and member of the Florida State Board of Professional Land Surveyors. He has also served on committees for the Florida Bankers Association and the Leon County Commission, and participated as a fundraising team leader for the United Way of the Big Bend.
Dale is the 2009 recipient of the Godfrey Smith Award, the highest individual honor a Capital City Bank associate can receive. He was also presented the distinguished 2017 Compass Award, which was established by Capital City Bank in in tribute to beloved associate and extraordinary banker Skip Smith and conferred to recognize a banker whose expertise, integrity and professionalism is a guiding light for all those around him or her.