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Robin Harp Joins Firstbank



Robin Harp has joined FirstBank as a relationship manager in the Knoxville market. A long-time resident of Knoxville, Harp has years of experience working within local banks, and will be a strong addition to FirstBank’s community centered approach to banking. Harp joins FirstBank with impressive leadership qualifications and memberships. She is a member of the Halls Business and Professional’s Association, member of the Powell Business and Professional’s Association, member of Halls Crossroads Women’s League and Officer in the Acacia-May Order of the Eastern Star.

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