TERRY R. WELLS - Corporate Board Profile

BankFinancial CORP

Filing Date	Source Excerpt
2006-05-25	Mr. Wells has served as the Mayor of the Village of Phoenix, Illinois since 1993. Mr. Wells has also taught history and social studies since 1981 at the elementary and high school levels, and presently teaches U.S. History at Thornton Township High School in Harvey, Illinois.
2007-05-22	Mr. Wells has served as the Mayor of the Village of Phoenix, Illinois since 1993. Mr. Wells has also taught history and social studies since 1981 at the elementary and high school levels.
2008-05-14	Mr. Wells has taught history and social studies since 1981 and serves as Mayor of the Village of Phoenix, Illinois.
2009-05-20	Mr. Wells has served as the Mayor of the Village of Phoenix, Illinois since 1993. Mr. Wells has also taught history and social studies since 1981 at the elementary and high school levels, and presently teaches U.S. History at Thornton Township High School in Harvey, Illinois.
2010-05-19	Mr. Wells has served as the Mayor of the Village of Phoenix, Illinois since 1993 and teaches U.S. History at Thornton Township High School.
2011-05-23	Mr. Wells has served as Mayor and as a history and social studies teacher. No software or technical programming experience is indicated.
2012-05-23	Mr. Wells has served as the Mayor of the Village of Phoenix, Illinois since 1993... Mr. Wells brings to the Board, among other skills and qualifications, substantial experience in municipal government and finance, community and economic development and serving the needs of low- and moderate-income borrowers and communities. His experience as an educator has also provided him with significant expertise in secondary and post-secondary vocational training applicable to the Bank’s customer service and support personnel.
2013-04-30	Mr. Wells has served as the Mayor of the Village of Phoenix, Illinois since 1993. Mr. Wells has also taught history and social studies since 1981 at the elementary and high school levels.
2014-04-30	Mr. Wells has served as Mayor and as a history and social studies teacher, with no mention of technical or programming skills.
2015-04-30	Mr. Wells brings to the Board, among other skills and qualifications, substantial experience in municipal government and finance, community and economic development and serving the needs of low- and moderate-income borrowers and communities. His experience as an educator has also provided him with significant expertise in secondary and post-secondary vocational training applicable to the Bank’s customer service and support personnel.
2016-04-29	Mr. Wells has served as the Mayor of the Village of Phoenix, Illinois since 1993. Mr. Wells has also taught history and social studies since 1981 at the elementary and high school levels.
2017-04-28	Mr. Wells has served as Village President and as a history and social studies teacher. No software or programming experience is indicated.
2018-04-27	Mr. Wells has served as the Village President of the Village of Phoenix, Illinois since 1993. Mr. Wells has also taught history and social studies since 1981 at the elementary and high school levels.
2020-04-17	Mr. Wells has served as Mayor and as an educator, with no mention of software or programming skills.
2021-04-15	Mr. Wells has served as the Mayor of the Village of Phoenix, Illinois since 1993 and he currently serves as Secretary of the Southland Regional Mayoral Black Caucus. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of Pace, a Division of the Regional Transportation Authority (Illinois), and the Board of Trustees of South Suburban College.
2022-04-14	Mr. Wells retired in 2019 after 35 years teaching history at the secondary school level.
2023-04-12	Mr. Wells retired after 35 years teaching history and has served in municipal government roles, with no mention of software or technical skills.
2024-05-09	Mr. Wells brings to the Board, among other skills and qualifications, substantial experience in municipal government and finance, community and economic development and serving the needs of low- and moderate-income borrowers and communities.