Brad Grubb said he was not fired by Bank of the West, as originally reported by Bank Investment Consultant, but willingly resigned, a statement backed up by the company, which says he will remain employed until the end of the month and that he is leaving to pursue other things.
"I signed my letters to the board of directors resigning," Grubb said. "I wish the company the best of luck. I'm moving on and they're moving on."
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