According to Jacksonville Bank president and CEO Gil Pomar, in addition to ending the year with growth and profits on a record high, the locally-based company will be acquiring an additional 3,159 square feet of office space in the Humana Building on Laura Street. “We’re very happy in this building,” said Pomar. “Humana has been a fantastic landlord.” He added that the recent closing of the health insurance provider’s local service center — roughly 450 jobs were cut — is completely unrelated to the bank’s growth within the building. “While I’m very sensitive to job loss,” he said, “it’s business as usual for us as a tenant in this building. This is something that we’ve been working on for a while and I believe that it proves that there is a demand for this building. Our future expansions will continue to be driven by internal growth, not when space is made available.”