GBank Financial Holdings Inc., the parent company of GBank, announced that Alan C. Sklar, a founding director of the Bank, has resigned from the Boards of Directors of both GBank Financial Holdings Inc. and GBank, effective October 28, 2025.
Mr. Sklar has been part of GBank’s journey since its formation, serving as one of its original directors and helping to guide the Company through nearly two decades of growth and transformation. His leadership, business judgment, and deep legal insight have been instrumental in shaping the Bank’s governance framework and supporting its evolution from a community-focused institution to a publicly traded financial company with a national FinTech and gaming presence.
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“Alan has been a trusted advisor and a dear friend since the founding of GBank,” said Edward M. Nigro, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of GBank Financial Holdings Inc. “His integrity, wisdom, and unwavering commitment have strengthened this organization at every stage of its development. His guidance and perspective—especially in matters of governance and regulation—have left an indelible mark on who we are today. I am deeply grateful for his years of dedicated service and his friendship.”
Mr. Sklar commented, “It has been one of the great honors of my professional life to serve alongside such talented and principled colleagues. Being part of the evolution of GBank and GBFH from their earliest days has been both professionally fulfilling and personally meaningful. The institution’s growth and enduring culture of integrity are a testament to the people who have led it, and I am proud to have played a part in that story. I have decided to step down from these Boards both to meet the increasing time demands at our law firm and as well so that my wife Linda and I can begin a new chapter in our lives, spending more of our time in Israel.”
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