Nevyle Cable (BS '77) was an all-around athlete — basketball, football and
track — at Hominy High School and landed a football scholarship to The University of Tulsa.
Though he started out as a mechanical engineering major, he quickly found his niche in the
finance program after accepting a bank examiner internship and transferred to the Collins
College of Business. The die was cast for a successful career, which has culminated with
his presidency at the First National Bank of Okmulgee, where he also has served as director
and CEO since 1990.
As the first member of his family to graduate from college, Cable says, "I will always be
appreciative of the opportunities that The University of Tulsa afforded me." He gives back to his
alma mater as a member of the Collins College of Business Dean's Circle, lifetime member of the
Lettermen's Association and a season football ticket holder for nearly 40 years. Cable has also
served on the Collins College of Business Executive Advisory Board and on the Golden Hurricane
Club board, in addition to his involvement in a number of community and industry organizations.
In recognition of his achievements, Cable was honored in 2014 as a TU Distinguished Alumnus —
the highest accolade presented by the Alumni Association each year.
To learn more about joining the Dean's Circle or supporting the
Collins College of Business, please contact Calvin Moniz, senior director
of development, at 918-631-3111, or calvin-moniz@utulsa.edu.
Generosity of TU Distinguished
Alumnus reflects gratitude for
past opportunities
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