Claire Tucker

Claire Tucker is an experienced banking professional currently serving as an Independent Director at Ford Credit Bank (Bank in formation).3 In this role, she is a member of the Risk, Audit, and Compensation Committees of the Board.34

Professional Background

Claire Tucker has a long and distinguished career in the banking industry:

• She previously served as the President and Chief Executive Officer of CapStar Bank in Nashville, Tennessee.1
• At CapStar Bank, she also held positions as a director and member of the Asset/Liability Policy and Loan Committee.1
• Tucker played a significant role in CapStar Bank's launch in 2008, which opened with $88 million in capital, the highest level of start-up capital for a financial institution in Tennessee history at that time.1

Appointments and Recognition

• In 2011, Tucker was appointed chairman of the Sixth Federal Reserve District Community Depository Institutions Advisory Council (CDIAC) by the Federal Reserve Board of Atlanta.1
• She also served as the Sixth District's representative to the national CDIAC, meeting twice yearly with the Federal Reserve Board.1
• The Nashville Post selected Tucker as a Power Banker in both 2011 and 2012.1
• American Banker chose her as a Woman to Watch for 2013.1

Education

Claire Tucker has a strong educational background in finance and banking:

• Bachelor's degree in accounting from Tennessee Wesleyan College (1975)1
• Certification as a certified management accountant (1982)1
• Graduate of Stonier Graduate School of Banking at Rutgers University1
• MBA from the University of Tennessee/Tennessee State University1

Current Roles

In addition to her position at Ford Credit Bank, Tucker is also involved with the Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp (NCVC):

• She serves as the Finance and Audit Chair on the NCVC Board of Directors.2

Claire Tucker's extensive experience in banking, her leadership roles, and her involvement in various financial committees make her a valuable asset to the boards and organizations she serves.