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Rich Hopper

Senior Vice President, Commercial Group Manager

Location: Bradenton, FL

Phone: Office: 941-487-3046 / Cell: 941-224-7078

Email: rich.hopper@firsthorizon.com

Rich Hopper - Professional Background and Experience

Rich Hopper - Senior Vice President, Commercial Group Manager

Professional portrait of Rich Hopper, Senior Vice President, Commercial Group Manager

Working in the financial services industry since 1985
Currently focused on providing commercial real estate financing solutions and commercial banking solutions for real estate development groups and middle market businesses

Florida Southern College, BS
Graduate Finance and Corporate Real Estate Studies at Rollins College and University of Central Florida

Member, Lakewood Ranch Business Alliance

Trustee Member, Sarasota Chamber

Member, Commercial Real Estate Alliance (CREA) of the REALTOR® Association of Sarasota and Manatee (RASM)

Member, Gulf Coast CEO Forum

Member, Manatee Chamber

Member, Greater Sarasota EDC

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