Regions Bank has named a company veteran as its next head of Investment Services in its Wealth Management Division.

Brandon Greeve, a Regions employee since 2009 who was most recently the corporation’s Consumer Banking Executive for Central and North Alabama, will now be in charge of guiding both brand-new investors and multi-year clients seeking investment advice. Greeve will be replacing Jim Nonnengard, who is retiring after a 43-year career in financial services.

“Across our markets, there are many people thinking ahead to retirement, or maybe they want to reach another financial goal, but they don’t feel prepared,” said Greve. “They could benefit from a partner. That’s the role we want to serve. From digital solutions, to in-person advice and guidance, we’re ready to help more people build, protect, and preserve their finances.”

Bill Ritter, head of Regions Wealth Management, praised Greeve and Nonnengard.

“Clients of Regions Investment Services range from people who are just getting started with investing to others who are well on their way toward reaching retirement goals thanks to help from Regions’ advisors,” Ritter noted. “These clients have benefited greatly from Jim Nonnengard’s leadership. With Brandon Greve succeeding Jim, we’re well-positioned to keep building on our reputation for delivering a superior client experience. Brandon knows how to set Regions apart, helping more people recognize the benefits of our tailored approach. And with his experience in Regions’ branch network, he’ll help us build on our partnership with Consumer Banking colleagues as we take a coordinated approach toward meeting clients’ needs.”

Additional promotions have also been announced by Regions. Succeeding Greve as Consumer Banking Executive for Central and North Alabama will be Mike Dennis, who most recently served as Regions’ Midwest Consumer Banking Executive in St. Louis. Tyler Lipe, who currently serves as a Consumer Banking Manager in Central Alabama, will be elevated to succeed Dennis in the Midwest.

“The markets that will be supported by Mike and Tyler – including Birmingham, Huntsville, St. Louis, Indianapolis, and more – are some of the most important markets in our footprint,” said John Jordan, head of Retail for Regions Bank. “Look at the growth taking place in Huntsville. Look at the investments businesses and employers are making around Birmingham. Consider the strong branch networks we have in St. Louis and Indy. We have a solid foundation at Regions because of the continued strength of our markets. And Mike and Tyler are two tremendous leaders who will help us build on that foundation and grow in the years to come.”

Regions Investment Services reaches clients through a network of nearly 300 financial advisors and associate financial consultants who support customers at more than 1,200 Regions branches across the South, Midwest, and Texas.

Austen Shipley is the News Director for Yellowhammer News. You can follow him on X @ShipleyAusten