Brent Given stands as a prominent figure in the Texas banking sector, bringing over forty years of commercial banking experience to his role as President of Texas Partners Bank. His extensive background and steadfast leadership are instrumental in guiding the bank’s strategic direction and ensuring its commitment to locally focused banking solutions. Given’s leadership is characterized by a dedication to fostering robust client relationships and driving both financial growth and operational excellence at Texas Partners Bank.
A significant milestone in Given’s career is his role as a founding member of The Bank of San Antonio in 2007. His vision and guidance were pivotal in the bank’s remarkable growth, expanding from an initial $25 million in assets to become part of Texas Partners Bank. This transformation followed the strategic merger of The Bank of San Antonio, The Bank of Austin, and Texas Hill Country Bank in 2020, creating a unified entity under a single bank charter. By 2024, this strategic consolidation had propelled Texas Partners Bank to exceed $2.27 billion in assets, demonstrating the impactful leadership at its helm.
Prior to his current presidency at Texas Partners Bank, Given held the position of Senior Vice President at a regional bank holding company. In this capacity, he also served as Chief Operating Officer for their San Antonio operations and effectively managed their commercial banking group. His career trajectory began with valuable experience as an examiner with the Texas Savings and Loan Department, providing him with a foundational understanding of the regulatory landscape of the financial industry.
Mr. Given’s academic credentials include a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance and Accounting from the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA). Further solidifying his professional expertise, he is also a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). Beyond his professional achievements in the banking world, Brent Given is deeply committed to community service. His involvement includes serving as Chapter Chair of the Young President’s Organization San Antonio, Chair of the American Heart Association Heart Walk, and as a Board Member of the North San Antonio Chamber of Commerce. Additionally, he contributes to the academic community as a Founders Council member of the UTSA Real Estate Finance and Development department and is actively engaged in various church and nonprofit initiatives, showcasing his dedication to both the banking industry and the wider community served by Texas Partners Bank.
