Bill Rhodes, President and CEO of AutoZone, The Board of Directors of Regions Financial Corporation and its subsidiary Regions Bank. Mr. Rose's term on the Regional Board begins March 1, 2024.

Bill Rhodes has over 20 years of experience in business leadership.

Prior to being named CEO of AutoZone, Mr. Rhodes held a variety of executive roles at the Memphis-based company, including director of store operations and oversight of supply chain, information technology and finance departments. Mr. Rose began his career with his Ernst & Young.

“Throughout his career, Bill has provided strategic leadership and driven strong business growth. And he has never lost sight of the importance of consistently creating a positive customer experience.” said Charles McCrary. region financial corporation and region Bank Board of Directors.

“That's why Bill is perfect for people who: region'Culture. We strive for sound corporate governance that respects the needs of all stakeholders. Every day, our teams deliver financial solutions to our customers and communities while achieving health, profitability, and growth.

“We know Bill’s experience and insight will be helpful.” region We will build on that growth and deliver even greater value to the people and places we serve. ”

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Mr. Rose's term begins March 1 and he said he is ready to begin working with company leaders.

“region “The bank has built great customer loyalty by staying true to its mission of improving the lives of its customers, communities, employees and shareholders,” said Rose. “The company operates with strength, serving fast-growing and highly attractive markets across the Southeast, Midwest and Texas.

“We have a great opportunity to build on this. regionWe are building on a strong foundation and look forward to working with company leaders to create consistent and sustainable performance on behalf of everyone we serve. ”

Mr. Rose will continue to serve as AutoZone's executive chairman. He is also president of the Auto Repair Equality Coalition and serves on the boards of the Retail Industry Leaders Association, Youth Program Inc., the National Civil Rights Museum, the University of Tennessee Board of Trustees, and the J.R. Hyde III Family Foundation.

Austin Shipley is a staff writer at Yellowhammer News.