Avidbank Announces An Na Tran Joins the Bank As Senior Vice President, Private Banking

Avidbank Holdings, Inc., parent company of Avidbank, announced today that An Na Tran has joined the Bank as Senior Vice President, Private Banking and will be based in its San Francisco production office.

Ms. Tran brings with her over 17 years of banking experience, most recently as Managing Director of Preferred Banking at First Republic Bank. Over the years, An Na has worked with the Preferred Banking Offices, Preferred Banking Client Services, and Preferred Banking. She was a significant contributor to the bank's deposit portfolio.

"We are excited to have An Na on our team. With her outstanding client-based private banking experience, values, and skillset, she is a great addition to an already strong team," stated Mark D. Mordell, Chairman and CEO of Avidbank. "An Na's experience aligns perfectly with our plans to grow our Private Banking portfolio."

"Avidbank has a solid reputation for safety and soundness, while providing clients with superb service," An Na stated. "I am very excited to join the Avidbank family, and to work alongside such a great group of individuals with a deep commitment to help advance and serve our clients."

About Avidbank

Avidbank Holdings, Inc. AVBH, headquartered in Palo Alto, California, offers innovative financial solutions and services. We specialize in the following markets: commercial & industrial, technology lending, asset-based lending, specialty finance, real estate construction and commercial real estate lending, and real estate bridge financing. Avidbank advances the success of our clients by providing them with financial opportunities and serving them as we wish to be served - with mutual effort, ingenuity and trust - creating long-term banking relationships.

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