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Net worth: 145 $ as of 31/05/2026
Jesse A. Nance served as President & CEO of Florence National Bank for 16 years until 2014.
He also held director positions at Independent Bankers of South Carolina, Small Business Development Center, Florence Chamber of Commerce, and The Florence Regional Arts Alliance.
Additionally, he worked as Chief Credit Officer at First Reliance Bancshares, Inc. and Senior Vice President-Credit & Administration at First Reliance Bank.
Nance earned an undergraduate degree from the University of South Carolina and completed an undergraduate degree from the Graduate School of Banking at Louisiana State University.
| Company | Date | Number of shares | Valuation | Valuation date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 21/08/2014 | 10 ( 0.44% ) | 145 $ | 31/05/2026 |
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
The Florence Regional Arts Alliance
 The Florence Regional Arts Alliance Medical DistributorsDistribution Services The Florence Regional Arts Alliance is a nonprofit community-based arts organization that serves greater Florence County and surrounding areas. The non-profit company is based in Florence, SC. It promotes the arts as a catalyst for community cohesion, educational advancement, and economic growth. The organization supports the arts through grants to artists, organizations, teachers, and schools, scholarships and awards recognizing students, individuals, and businesses, community programming in performing, visual, and literary arts, and advocacy efforts. It is funded by donations, grants, and support from entities such as the South Carolina Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts. | Director/Board Member | - |
Small Business Development Center
 Small Business Development Center General GovernmentGovernment The Small Business Development Center at the University of Texas at San Antonio Institute for Economic Development is a comprehensive resource dedicated to fostering economic growth and supporting entrepreneurs, business owners, and communities. The private company is located in the US. The institute operates multiple specialized centers and programs, including the South-West SBDC Network, the International Trade Center, the Center for Government Contracting, the Technology Commercialization Center, the Southwest Trade Adjustment Assistance Center, and the Minority Business Development Agency Business Center. These centers provide services such as confidential advising, training workshops, strategic business planning, market research, trade consulting, and assistance with federal and state grants. The institute engages in research and collaborates with academic, governmental, and private partners to promote sustainable economic and community development, and offers accommodations for persons with disabilities or limited English proficiency. | Director/Board Member | - |
Independent Bankers of South Carolina | Director/Board Member | - |
Florence Chamber of Commerce | Director/Board Member | - |
| FIRST RELIANCE BANCSHARES, INC. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
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| Private companies | 9 |
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First Reliance Bancshares, Inc.
 First Reliance Bancshares, Inc. Regional BanksFinance Operates as a bank holding company whose subsidiaries provides state banking services | Finance |
University of South Carolina
 University of South Carolina Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
First Reliance Bank (Florence, South Carolina)
 First Reliance Bank (Florence, South Carolina) Regional BanksFinance Operates as a state chartered commercial bank | Finance |
Independent Bankers of South Carolina | |
Florence National Bank (South Carolina)
 Florence National Bank (South Carolina) Major BanksFinance Operates a national commercial bank | Finance |
Small Business Development Center
Small Business Development Center General GovernmentGovernment The Small Business Development Center at the University of Texas at San Antonio Institute for Economic Development is a comprehensive resource dedicated to fostering economic growth and supporting entrepreneurs, business owners, and communities. The private company is located in the US. The institute operates multiple specialized centers and programs, including the South-West SBDC Network, the International Trade Center, the Center for Government Contracting, the Technology Commercialization Center, the Southwest Trade Adjustment Assistance Center, and the Minority Business Development Agency Business Center. These centers provide services such as confidential advising, training workshops, strategic business planning, market research, trade consulting, and assistance with federal and state grants. The institute engages in research and collaborates with academic, governmental, and private partners to promote sustainable economic and community development, and offers accommodations for persons with disabilities or limited English proficiency. | Government |
Florence Chamber of Commerce | |
Graduate School of Banking at Louisiana State University
 Graduate School of Banking at Louisiana State University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
The Florence Regional Arts Alliance
The Florence Regional Arts Alliance Medical DistributorsDistribution Services The Florence Regional Arts Alliance is a nonprofit community-based arts organization that serves greater Florence County and surrounding areas. The non-profit company is based in Florence, SC. It promotes the arts as a catalyst for community cohesion, educational advancement, and economic growth. The organization supports the arts through grants to artists, organizations, teachers, and schools, scholarships and awards recognizing students, individuals, and businesses, community programming in performing, visual, and literary arts, and advocacy efforts. It is funded by donations, grants, and support from entities such as the South Carolina Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts. | Distribution Services |
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