FAYETTEVILLE, Arkansas – Arvest Tools Finance introduced final week that it closed greater than $418.6 million in gross manufacturing in 2021, a document whole for the division of Arvest Financial institution. That represents a year-over-year enhance of greater than 49 p.c.
Arvest Tools Finance’s whole portfolio jumped greater than 33 p.c year-over-year, from $513.7 million in 2020 to $685 million in 2021.
“We’re happy with the expansion we noticed final yr and, extra importantly, happy we had been capable of assist so many purchasers,” mentioned Eric Bunnell, Arvest tools finance president. “The credit score goes to our associates. They’re those who keep targeted on discovering options for our prospects and offering top-notch service.
Arvest has branches in Cherokee County.
Arvest Tools Finance additionally detailed key personnel strikes. Katie Crawford and Rick Dierks have been promoted to regional gross sales supervisor positions, Suzzanne Salsbury has been promoted to SalesForce product growth supervisor and Clark Parker has been promoted to asset supervisor supervisor. Chris Massanelli has been employed as an tools finance specialist for Kansas and Missouri.
Anna Matthews has been employed as a regional account supervisor. Matthews has greater than 15 years of business expertise, most not too long ago working in a gross sales capability for Siemens Healthineers.
“We’re thrilled so as to add a devoted medical tools program to our division and Anna will probably be instrumental in main the cost,” Arvest Tools Finance regional gross sales supervisor John Raymond Pitre mentioned.
Arvest Tools Finance is headquartered in Fort Smith, Arkansas, and does enterprise all through Arvest’s four-state footprint.