TexasBank is proud to welcome Jeanine Werberig as Tarrant County Retail Market Manager.
With more than 35 years of banking experience and over 18 years in leadership roles, Jeanine brings a powerhouse blend of expertise, strategic vision, and community-minded energy to her new role.
Throughout her career, Jeanine has been a proven leader in both commercial and retail banking, with a track record of building high-performing teams, growing portfolios, and leading initiatives that make a measurable impact. Her background includes senior leadership roles at institutions such as Happy State Bank, Affiliated Bank, and BBVA Compass, where she consistently exceeded business development goals and championed community engagement.
“I’m thrilled to be a part of the growth and legacy TexasBank continues to build, said Werberig. “What drives me most is the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives—and being at a vibrant, locally owned community bank gives me the perfect opportunity to do just that.”
Cee Yager, Tarrant County Market President, shared his enthusiasm about Jeanine’s arrival: “Jeanine is not only a seasoned banking professional, but also a true leader who leads with purpose. Her passion for people and her deep understanding of this market make her an invaluable asset as we continue to expand our presence in Tarrant County.”
Jeanine’s unique blend of financial expertise, leadership strength, and deep community roots positions her perfectly to lead TexasBank’s continued growth in one of the most dynamic regions in the state.
TexasBank is a multi-generational, full-service community bank with 16 locations serving the DFW Metroplex, Central Texas, and West Texas. The bank is a member of the FDIC and an Equal Housing Lender.
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