Beth Bullins has been in banking for twenty-eight years and currently serves as a Community Bank Vice President and Branch Leader for Truist Bank in the Greensboro/Alamance area. She has been with Truist since February 2022. Born and raised in Eden, North Carolina, Beth graduated from Rowan-Cabarrus Community College and Rockingham Community College, and also attended the University of North Carolina at Greensboro for a short time. Prior to beginning her career in banking, she earned degrees in nursing, cosmetology, and athletic training.

Throughout her banking career, Beth has earned her investment and insurance licenses through Kaplan University, as well as her mortgage license. She takes pride in helping her clients succeed financially, supporting teammates in their career growth, and serving her community.

Beth’s commitment to service is reflected in her leadership roles, including serving as Vice President of Resource Development and a member of the Investment Committee for the Rockingham Community College Foundation Executive Board. She has also served as Treasurer for the Redirections of Rockingham and Stokes County Executive Board, Treasurer and Fundraising Committee Chair for the Pittsylvania County Community Action Board Executive Board, and Treasurer for Downtown Danville Associates. In addition, she has been an active member of the Madison-Mayodan and Eden Rotary Clubs.

Outside of work, Beth enjoys spending time with her husband, Johnny, her father Curtis, who has served as a pastor for thirty-five years, and her four teenagers, Trinity, Tristan, Trent, and Trey. In her free time, she enjoys singing, playing the piano, riding horses, and playing weekend softball in a co-ed league.

Beth’s purpose is to be the best version of herself while ensuring that the people she encounters are better because of the impact she has on their lives. She believes that building relationships is key to helping others, and that the more we care about people, the better their lives become. Her favorite quote is, “Anything worth having you have to work for,” and she truly believes that with hard work, persistence, and dedication, anyone can overcome challenges and achieve anything.