First Financial (FFKY) Appoints J. Stephen Mouse as New Chairman of the Board
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First Financial Service Corporation (NASDAQ: FFKY) today announced the following changes in the leadership of the Company and its subsidiary, First Federal Savings Bank of Elizabethtown.
Senator Walter Dee Huddleston is stepping down as the Chairman of the Board after diligently serving in this capacity for the past 15 years. Senator Huddleston will continue as a director, offering the benefit of his banking experience and knowledge as an active member of the Board for 46 years.
J. Stephen Mouser has been appointed as the Board's new Chairman. He is the President of Mouser Custom Cabinetry, LLC, a family-owned cabinet manufacturer employing 195 employees in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. A director since 1997, Mr. Mouser has served on a variety of Board committees of the Company and the Bank, where his extensive experience in managing business ventures has provided an entrepreneurial perspective.
Senator Walter Dee Huddleston is stepping down as the Chairman of the Board after diligently serving in this capacity for the past 15 years. Senator Huddleston will continue as a director, offering the benefit of his banking experience and knowledge as an active member of the Board for 46 years.
J. Stephen Mouser has been appointed as the Board's new Chairman. He is the President of Mouser Custom Cabinetry, LLC, a family-owned cabinet manufacturer employing 195 employees in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. A director since 1997, Mr. Mouser has served on a variety of Board committees of the Company and the Bank, where his extensive experience in managing business ventures has provided an entrepreneurial perspective.
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