Trinity Capital Corporation And Los Alamos National Bank Appoint Board Member Jim Goodwin As Chairman

Jim Goodwin

LANB News:

Trinity Capital Corporation (TCC) and Los Alamos National Bank (LANB) announced that their Boards of Directors have appointed Board member Jim Goodwin as Chairman. Goodwin succeeds Charles Slocomb, interim chairman. Slocomb has been serving as Interim Chairman since May 2017 and will continue to serve on both Boards as Vice Chairman. The change in leadership resulted from the resignation of Jerry Kindsfather as chairman of these Boards due to health reasons.

“I am honored to be named as Chairman of the Boards of TCC and LANB,” Goodwin said. “It is an exciting time to be a part of these organizations as we execute on our strategy and rebuild confidence and trust by focusing on our customers, rationalizing expense management, expanding commercial lending opportunities and focusing on our three markets. On behalf of our Boards of Directors, I would like to recognize Jerry Kindsfather for his leadership and for his contributions to TCC and LANB over the past thirty-three years.”

Goodwin joined the Boards of TCC and LANB in 2013 and has held a variety of Committee positions including Audit Committee chair and a member of the Executive, Compensation, Loan and Enterprise Risk Management Committees.

Goodwin is a retired partner in the firm of PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) and brings extensive business, management, accounting and auditing, financial reporting and risk management experience to the Board. He served at PwC for over 39 years in a wide range of U.S. and Global leadership, audit and risk management positions and served as the lead engagement partner on some of PwC’s largest clients.

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