Susser Bank 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,” Carl Cravens, president and chief banking officer of Susser Bank, said. “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.”
Voigt added, “Susser Bank has built a strong reputation for delivering highly personalized service and long-term partnership to its clients. 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.
