KeyState CEO Josh Miller Joins Friends of Traditional Banking Board

Miller to represent Nevada on the nationwide banking coalition's advisory board.

Apr. 7, 2026 at 4:55pm

A minimalist, high-contrast studio still life featuring a stack of shiny metal coins, a sleek glass bank card, and a geometric brushed steel paperweight, arranged elegantly on a clean, monochromatic background to symbolize the abstract concepts of corporate finance and banking strategy.The appointment of a Nevada banking executive to a national industry coalition signals the state's growing influence in shaping the future of traditional financial services.Las Vegas Today

KeyState, a Nevada-based financial services firm, announced that its CEO, Josh Miller, has been appointed to the Friends of Traditional Banking (FOTB) Nationwide Banker Board. In this role, Miller will represent the state of Nevada on the coalition's advisory board.

Why it matters

The Friends of Traditional Banking is a nationwide coalition of financial institutions and industry leaders advocating for policies that support community banks and traditional banking practices. Miller's appointment to the board provides Nevada a voice in shaping the group's agenda and priorities.

The details

As a member of the FOTB Nationwide Banker Board, Miller will work with other banking executives from across the country to guide the coalition's advocacy efforts. The board provides strategic direction and input on policy positions related to community banking, financial regulations, and industry trends.

  • KeyState announced Miller's appointment on April 7, 2026.

The players

Josh Miller

Chief Executive Officer of KeyState, a Nevada-based financial services firm.

Friends of Traditional Banking (FOTB)

A nationwide coalition of financial institutions and industry leaders advocating for policies that support community banks and traditional banking practices.

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The takeaway

Miller's appointment to the FOTB Nationwide Banker Board ensures that Nevada's banking industry will have a voice in shaping the coalition's advocacy efforts, which could impact the future of community banking and traditional financial services in the state.