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ServisFirst Bank names new market president for West Central Florida

| Jo-Lynn Brown

ServisFirst Bank has appointed Brent Dykstra as market president for West Central Florida.

Dykstra, a banking professional with more than 22 years of experience in the Sarasota and Venice markets, will lead the bank’s strategic growth and operations in the area.

Dykstra joined ServisFirst Bank in 2019, as executive vice president and senior commercial banker, focusing on business development, commercial lending and portfolio management.

He is also active in local nonprofit initiatives, serving as treasurer and board member for Royal Venice.

ServisFirst Bank has offices in Sarasota, at 103 Links Avenue, and in Venice, at 247 Tamiami Trail South.

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