Congratulations to Carl Cravens, President and Chief Banking Officer, on being named a 2026 Dallas-Fort Worth Titan 100 Honoree.

Great leaders never succeed alone. This recognition is a testament not only to Carl’s leadership, but also to the exceptional team, clients and communities that make Susser Bank what it is today.

Congratulations, Carl, on this well-deserved honor.

Dallas continues to emerge as a leading financial hub, and the conversations shaping the future of banking are happening here. Chairman and CEO Sam L. Susser recently met with House Financial Services Committee Vice Chairman Bill Huizenga during his visit to Dallas to discuss the evolving regulatory landscape, the strength of the Texas economy and the vital role community banks play in fueling growth for businesses, entrepreneurs and families.

As our industry navigates significant policy, regulatory and market changes, it is critical that community banks have a seat at the table. The decisions being made today will help determine how local financial institutions continue supporting economic growth, expanding access to capital and strengthening communities for generations to come.

Susser Bank announced the appointment of Dennis Stasio as Senior Vice President and Co-Market Executive for Houston, alongside Mike Chryssikos, reinforcing the bank’s continued investment in one of the country’s most influential commercial and middle-market banking hubs.

In his role, Stasio will help lead the bank’s Houston market presence, partnering with local leadership to expand client relationships, deepen engagement across key industry sectors and scale the bank’s commercial banking platform.

Stasio brings more than two decades of commercial banking experience serving middle-market companies and leading high-performing teams through periods of growth, transformation and increasing regulatory and market complexity. He is widely recognized for building durable client relationships, driving disciplined portfolio growth and mentoring teams that deliver consistent execution and a strong client experience.

“Houston is one of the most competitive and opportunity-rich commercial banking markets in the country, and we are intentionally investing in leadership that can win in that environment,” said William Griffin, Executive Vice President and Houston President of Susser Bank. “Dennis brings a track record of building and leading top-performing teams, but more importantly, he understands how to grow and deepen client relationships in a market where execution and trust matter every day. He strengthens our ability to serve Houston’s business community at a higher level.”

“Houston is built on entrepreneurs and business owners who are scaling, investing and navigating constant change,” said Stasio. “Susser Bank is building something differentiated here, a relationship-driven company focused on long-term partnership, not transactional banking. I’m looking forward to helping expand that model across the Houston market and work alongside clients as they grow their businesses and their impact.”

A Houston native, Stasio earned a Bachelor of Science in Economics with a minor in Business Administration from Texas A&M University.

Each year, Susser Bank gathers for our Annual 4th of July Luncheon, a tradition honoring “Senator” Sam Susser, grandfather of Sam L. Susser, whose family immigrated from Ukraine. Growing up in the farming community of Bishop, Texas, his favorite meal was bologna sandwiches on white bread with French’s mustard and icy cold watermelon.

Humble meal. Lasting legacy.

As our nation marks 250 years of independence, the tradition feels especially fitting, as our country is primarily comprised of immigrants who arrived with little to no resources and have continued to build the United States with the principles and freedoms enshrined in our Declaration of Independence and Constitution.

Thank you to our clients, partners and team members who joined us in carrying this Susser family tradition forward.

We’re pleased to welcome our 2026 Banker Development Program Analysts and Summer Analysts to Susser Bank.

Over the coming months, they’ll gain hands-on experience, learn alongside seasoned bankers and see what relationship-driven banking looks like in practice.

As a Texas-based bank built for the long term, investing in emerging talent is one of the most important things we can do, for our clients, our communities and the future of our industry.

Welcome to Team Susser.

Susser Bank has appointed Ryan Branigan as Senior Vice President, Relationship Manager, further enhancing the bank’s commercial banking capabilities in Austin and across Central Texas.

Branigan brings more than 20 years of banking experience serving privately held businesses and their owners. His background encompasses commercial banking, credit, treasury management and liquidity strategy, with extensive experience advising middle-market companies on growth initiatives, capital needs and complex financing structures. Known for his consultative approach, he has built enduring client relationships by delivering tailored guidance and solutions aligned with each organization’s long-term objectives.

“Ryan is a highly respected banker whose experience, judgment and client-first mindset align exceptionally well with our culture,” said Mark Metcalfe, Executive Vice President and Central Texas President of Susser Bank. “He understands that successful banking begins with understanding a client’s business, anticipating opportunities and delivering thoughtful solutions that create long-term value. His addition further strengthens our ability to serve the evolving needs of businesses throughout Central Texas.”

Known for his consultative approach and deep market knowledge, Branigan has built a reputation for helping companies navigate opportunities and challenges with confidence while fostering meaningful connections throughout the business community.

“Susser Bank has established a distinctive reputation for combining sophisticated banking capabilities with an unwavering commitment to personal service,” said Branigan. “I am thrilled to join an organization that prioritizes long-term partnerships and empowers bankers to deliver highly customized solutions. Austin remains one of the country’s most dynamic business markets, and I look forward to helping clients capitalize on the opportunities ahead.”

Branigan earned a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance from Southwest Texas State University.

Susser Bank has appointed Daniel Voigt as Senior Vice President, Relationship Manager, joining the bank’s Dallas team. Voigt brings nearly two decades of experience serving middle-market companies with financing, capital planning and strategic advice.  

Based at Susser Bank’s Dallas headquarters at Old Parkland East Campus, Voigt will focus on expanding relationships with privately held businesses and entrepreneurs across North Texas, helping clients navigate growth opportunities through the bank’s relationship-driven approach and comprehensive banking capabilities.

“Daniel’s experience advising middle-market businesses, combined with his commitment to building long-term client relationships, aligns closely with the way we serve our clients at Susser Bank,” said Carl Cravens, President and Chief Banking Officer of Susser Bank. “As businesses across North Texas continue to seek strategic banking partners, Daniel’s perspective and expertise will further strengthen our ability to deliver thoughtful, guidance and long-term value.”

“Susser Bank has built a strong reputation for delivering highly personalized service and long-term partnership to its clients,” said Voigt. “I look forward to joining a team that shares my commitment to helping businesses succeed and supporting their continued growth.”

Throughout his career, Voigt has worked with privately held and founder-led companies across a variety of industries, advising clients on commercial lending, treasury management and capital needs. His background includes leadership roles in commercial banking and corporate finance, where he partnered with business owners and management teams to support expansion, improve liquidity and achieve long-term objectives.

Voigt earned a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance and Economics from Baylor University’s Hankamer School of Business. He is active in the community and has been involved with professional and civic organizations including the Park Cities Rotary, Dallas YMCA, Habitat for Humanity, Salvation Army, and Highland Park Presbyterian Church.