What does VNB stand for?

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Virginia National Bank (est. 1998)

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Before A4 Health Systems, McConnell built his career with Virginia National Bank and the Burroughs Corporation.

FBSS), First National Corporation (FXNC), Alliance Bankshares Corporation (ABVA), Virginia National Bank (VABK).

Computers4Kids is sponsored by Virginia National Bank and is supported in part by a grant from the US Department of Commerce.