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''' | '''Charles Stanley Bailey''' (born c. [[1945]]) is a former Chairman, CEO and President of [[Superior Bancorp]]. | ||
Bailey began working in banking in [[1971]] with [[AmSouth|First National Bank of Birmingham]]. | Bailey began working in banking in [[1971]] with [[AmSouth|First National Bank of Birmingham]] and rose to the position of vice chairman. In [[1995]] he left to work for the Hancock Holding Company of Gulfport, Mississippi. In [[1997]] he founded the Superior Financial Corporation of Little Rock, Arkansas, which he sold in [[2003]]. He then became chairman and CEO of the Silver Acquisition Corporation of Overland Park, Kansas. | ||
Bailey returned to [[Birmingham]] in [[2005]] as CEO of Superior Bancorp and Chairman of [[Superior Bank]]. He succeeded founder [[Jimmy Taylor]] as Chairman and President in October [[2009]] and held those positions until his retirement in March [[2011]]. Bailey resigned in order to devote his "full-time attention to [his] family and the challenges it faces." | Bailey returned to [[Birmingham]] in [[2005]] as CEO of Superior Bancorp and Chairman of [[Superior Bank]]. He succeeded founder [[Jimmy Taylor]] as Chairman and President in October [[2009]] and held those positions until his retirement in March [[2011]]. Bailey resigned in order to devote his "full-time attention to [his] family and the challenges it faces." | ||
Revision as of 16:44, 21 March 2011
Charles Stanley Bailey (born c. 1945) is a former Chairman, CEO and President of Superior Bancorp.
Bailey began working in banking in 1971 with First National Bank of Birmingham and rose to the position of vice chairman. In 1995 he left to work for the Hancock Holding Company of Gulfport, Mississippi. In 1997 he founded the Superior Financial Corporation of Little Rock, Arkansas, which he sold in 2003. He then became chairman and CEO of the Silver Acquisition Corporation of Overland Park, Kansas.
Bailey returned to Birmingham in 2005 as CEO of Superior Bancorp and Chairman of Superior Bank. He succeeded founder Jimmy Taylor as Chairman and President in October 2009 and held those positions until his retirement in March 2011. Bailey resigned in order to devote his "full-time attention to [his] family and the challenges it faces."
References
- "C. Stanely Bailey" at Forbes.com
- "Superior Bancorp says CEO Stan Bailey has given up post." (March 21, 2011) Birmingham News