First Horizon’s Keva Latham honored with Super Women in Business 2026 award for her leadership in financial planning and corporate development
Executive summary: Keva Latham, SVP at First Horizon, was named to the Super Women in Business Class of 2026. The award underscores her impact on financial planning and corporate development and reflects First Horizon’s commitment to promoting women leaders.
Who is involved: Keva Latham, First Horizon Corporation, and the organizers of the Super Women in Business award.
Likely next: Latham is expected to attend the award ceremony and related events later in 2026, which could increase her visibility and the bank’s profile.
On August 20, 2026, First Horizon Corporation announced that Keva Latham, its Senior Vice President and Director of Financial Planning & Analysis, Corporate Development and Incentives Strategy, has been selected for the Super Women in Business Class of 2026. The recognition highlights her contributions to the bank’s financial planning functions and incentive strategies. Such accolades can enhance the firm’s reputation for leadership diversity and may aid in talent attraction and retention.
Timeline
- — First Horizon Leader Keva Latham Named to Super Women in Business Class of 2026 (PR Newswire)
Analysis — what this means
Sectors affected
- First Horizon (banking)
- Financial services industry
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