After nearly two decades of dedicated service, Cliff Eckles, Senior Vice President of Private Banking at Queensborough National Bank & Trust Company, has announced his retirement. Since joining in 2006, Eckles has made an indelible mark on the bank, shaping the success of its private banking division while helping hundreds of clients navigate their financial futures.

Eckles began his tenure at Queensborough as the Manager of Private Banking, bringing with him years of experience in the industry. Throughout his career at Queensborough, he has provided high-touch financial services to professionals and executives, building lasting relationships and establishing the bank’s reputation as a trusted advisor in the community. Cliff’s leadership in private banking has helped the bank grow its assets and expand its client base, fostering an environment of exceptional customer service and financial expertise.

“Cliff’s work ethic, professionalism, and dedication in the establishment of our private banking department ensured its tremendous success,” said Bill Thompson, Queensborough’s Chief Banking Officer. “He has been a trusted partner to countless clients, and his commitment to the community and our bank’s growth has been invaluable. We are proud to celebrate his accomplishments at Queensborough and look forward to continuing to grow our Private Wealth division under his successor, David Bullington.”

Beyond his professional accomplishments, Eckles has been a dedicated member of the Augusta community, volunteering his time and resources to various local initiatives. A resident of Martinez, he has supported causes ranging from education to economic development, and he is known for his unwavering commitment to helping others succeed.

In his personal life, he enjoys spending time with his family, including his wife, sons and grandchildren.

As Eckles marks this significant career milestone, Queensborough extends its deepest gratitude for his exemplary leadership and dedication to the bank and the community. His contributions will leave a lasting legacy, and the bank looks forward to the continued success of the private banking division he helped build.