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SANTA FE 鈥� Century Bank quietly parted ways with its CEO this month, weeks after issuing a message of stability in response to a takeover bid by Oklahoma-based financial firm Bank7 Corp.

Century Bank鈥檚 marketing staff confirmed the change to the Journal in response to questions about former CEO and President John Brichetto鈥檚 removal from the company鈥檚  

Max Myers, who became the interim president and CEO on July 24, is vice chairman of the board at Century Bank. He previously served as executive vice president for New Mexico Bank and Trust before joining the community bank in 2021, according to his

鈥淛ohn Brichetto is no longer with the bank and it is our policy to not comment on personnel matters,鈥� Century Bank spokesperson Anna Maggiore said. 

Century Bank staff had not announced the leadership change publicly on its website or social media channels. In early July, Century Bank officials had declined to answer questions about Brichetto鈥檚 employment status when the takeover bid was announced.

Brichetto could not be reached at his office at the time and told the Journal he had obtained legal counsel when contacted on his cell phone.

A week prior to his absence, Brichetto had described the bank鈥檚 operations in a statement as 鈥渂usiness as usual鈥� amid the takeover bid, which the bank鈥檚 leadership has publicly opposed, stating, 鈥淐entury Bank is not for sale.鈥�

Bank7 Corp., the parent company of the Oklahoma City-based Bank7, announced in early July it had entered into a definitive stock purchase agreement to acquire a roughly 71% controlling ownership stake in Century Financial Services Corp., the Santa Fe bank鈥檚 holding company.

Roughly 44% of the shares belong to longtime Santa Fe business owners Gerald and Kathleen Peters, who posted their majority stake as collateral for two loans they defaulted on through KS StateBank Corp, based in Kansas.

鈥淎dditional pledgors,鈥� unidentified in the U.S. District Court case, put up a 27% share in the bank as additional collateral.

The shares are being sold through a court-appointed receiver, or third-party, in a proceeding entitled 鈥淜S StateBank Corporation v. Peters.鈥�

Maggiore said the bank had no further comment on the purchase proposal, which remained pending as of Wednesday.

John Miller is the Journal鈥檚 northern New Mexico correspondent. He can be reached at jmiller@abqjournal.com.