SAM WALLS

  • SAM WALLS

This is news of interest mostly to a fairly small number of business insiders, I’d guess, but noteworthy.

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Sam Walls is retiring after 24 years as head of Arkansas Capital Corp., a private business lender that has encouraged business development in Arkansas through a variety of lending and tax credit programs.

Details follow. No word on his permanent successor or if Rush Deacon, the acting chief executive, is a candidate.

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