Rosilyn Houston

Houston led BBVA US corporate-premises strategy that her campaign biography says reduced occupancy expense by $2.95 million while generating $12 million in net-gain sales.

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As Senior Executive Vice President and Chief People and Culture Officer of Santander US, Houston oversaw human-capital strategy, cultural transformation, executive succession, and board-level compensation and governance matters while working with U.S. and international banking regulators.

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Houston is a senior financial-services executive and board director with more than 30 years of leadership experience in financial services, nonprofit, and corporate sectors.

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Houston recently served 16 months as chair and interim CEO of the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute.

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Houston was a member of the BBVA US deal team for the $15 billion sale of BBVA s U.S. operations to PNC.

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At BBVA US, Houston held senior leadership roles with direct profit-and-loss responsibility for a $12 billion balance sheet spanning retail, wealth, and commercial banking.

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Campaign finance reports as of May 1, 2026 listed Houston with $2,089 raised, $1,050 in other receipts, $875 spent, and $2,264 cash on hand in the Alabama State Treasurer race.

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