Ed Gruver//August 13, 2026//
A Careers in Banking website has been launched by the Pennsylvania Bankers Association in partnership with the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) Foundation.
According to a release, the site was made possible by an industry partnership grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry. The grant was awarded to PASSHE Foundation and PA Bankers, with additional financial support from the PA Bankers Services Corporation.
“Pennsylvania’s banking industry is one of the most dynamic and diverse in the nation,” Duncan Campbell, PA Bankers’ president & CEO, said in a statement. “From community banks serving Main Street to major financial institutions operating globally, the commonwealth offers career opportunities across every facet of modern banking.
“With over 100 banks operating across the state, the industry provides stable, well-compensated careers with clear paths for advancement. Whether you are a recent graduate, a career changer or a veteran transitioning to civilian life, there is a place for you in Pennsylvania banking, and our new website will help you to find your path,” added Campbell.
The website allows people interested in careers in banking to:
The new banking careers tool is available to high schools, colleges and local workforce investment boards to help students and adults looking for a career. PASSHE Foundation worked with PA Bankers to develop the website’s features and is promoting outreach and awareness of the website to Pennsylvania’s community colleges, universities, K-12 guidance counselors, CareerLinks offices, workforce investment boards, and other workforce development professionals.
“PASSHE Foundation helps to connect PASSHE university students to careers that are in high demand by Pennsylvania employers, and we are pleased to partner with PA Bankers in this vital mission,” said Shelley Scherer, president and CEO of PASSHE Foundation. “We want to drive innovation in the commonwealth’s talent and workforce development strategy to ensure that Pennsylvania has a vibrant, competitive economy.”