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Texas Community Bancshares: A New Era in Leadership

Texas Community Bancshares, Inc. has initiated a significant transition in its executive team with the announcement of a new Chief Financial Officer (CFO), signaling an exciting new chapter for the organization as it aims for continued growth and success. As of December 1, 2025, Jason McCrary will take the reins, succeeding Julie Sharff who has served in this capacity for over 28 years.

The Transition of Leadership

The retirement of Julie Sharff marks the end of an illustrious career that has spanned nearly three decades. During her time at Texas Community Bancshares and Broadstreet Bank, she has played a pivotal role in not only shaping the company’s financial strategies but also steering it through critical milestones including its initial public offering and establishing compliance practices for public reporting.

Despite her retirement, Sharff will remain involved with the company as a consultant, aiding McCrary during his transition into his new role. Her vast knowledge and experience is expected to smooth the handover, ensuring continuity during a pivotal time for the company.

Jason McCrary: The New Chief Financial Officer

Joining Texas Community Bancshares as Chief Financial Officer, Jason McCrary brings with him a robust background characterized by over 20 years of experience in accounting and finance, particularly in community banking leadership. His journey started with Deloitte & Touche in Fort Worth, Texas, where he honed his skills in the Audit and Assurance practice, laying a solid foundation for his future endeavors in finance.

Before his appointment as CFO, McCrary worked his way through various finance roles and made significant contributions to a global pharmaceutical company. He entered the banking sector in 2012 and has since held several key positions, culminating in the role of CFO at a nearly $2 billion institution before its acquisition by a larger regional bank.

His breadth of experience includes financial reporting, strategic organizational planning, and regulatory compliance, all essential skills that will bolster Texas Community Bancshares' financial operations. His dedication to fostering sustainable growth within community banking will be crucial as the organization sets its sights on future developments.

Words from the Leadership

Jason Sobel, President and CEO, expressed enthusiasm for McCrary's appointment, highlighting that his financial knowledge and leadership capabilities will be instrumental in aiding the company's pursuit of enhanced financial performance. As the organization seeks to enhance its growth trajectory, McCrary's expertise will be a crucial asset.

In a statement, McCrary expressed his gratitude for the opportunity, stating, “I am honored to serve as Chief Financial Officer for Texas Community Bancshares and Broadstreet Bank. It’s an exciting time for the organization, and I look forward to contributing to its continued growth and success.”

Looking Ahead

Texas Community Bancshares, with its focus on community-focused banking, looks to maintain a strong relationship with its customers across East Texas. As the new CFO, McCrary is set to carry the strategic vision of enhancing community investments and making locally-driven decisions that benefit both the bank and the wider community.

As this leadership transition unfolds, the commitment to service and strong financial stewardship remains unwavering, paving the way for a promising future at Texas Community Bancshares Inc.