Keva Latham Honored in Memphis Business Journal's Super Women Class of 2026

Latham currently directs Financial Planning & Analysis, Corporate Development, and Incentives Strategy at the Memphis-based banking institution. Her inclusion in this year’s cohort follows a series of regional accolades, including honors from Color Magazine’s Power 40 Under 40 and multiple 40 Under 40 distinctions from the Memphis Business Journal. Hope Dmuchowski, Chief Financial Officer at First Horizon, credits Latham’s success to a discipline honed during her background as an athlete, noting that she brings a team-first mindset to complex banking operations.

Beyond her corporate responsibilities, Latham maintains an active presence in local non-profit work. She serves on the boards of Memphis Athletic Ministries, First 8 Memphis, and The Bodine School, while managing her own financial literacy initiative, Banking and Buckets. She also contributes to the academic community through the advisory council at The University of Memphis Fogelman College of Business and Economics. The honorees will be celebrated at the Memphis Botanic Garden on October 20.