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The Pennsylvania Bankers Association announced its board of directors for 2023-24. PHOTO/GETTY IMAGES
PA Bankers Association elects new board of directors
Ed Gruver//July 12, 2023//
The Pennsylvania Bankers Association has announced its newly elected board of directors for 2023-24.
Angie Sargent has been elected to serve as the board’s Chair. Sargent is senior executive vice president and chief information officer at Fulton Bank.
“We congratulate and welcome our 2023-24 board of directors, led by Chair Angie Sargent and our officer team,” Duncan Campbell, PA Bankers‘ president and CEO, said in a statement. “We are honored to have such dedicated volunteers, and we look forward to working with them as we continue to represent an expansive and diverse membership and help our members to support their communities and the commonwealth.”
Campbell will serve as a non-voting member along with M. Theresa Fosko.
Confirmed at the association’s recent annual convention held June 8 to 11, the board oversees the association’s strategic direction, policies, professional development offerings, member services and advocacy efforts.
Joining with Sargent as officers on the board are Randall Black as first vice chair, William Kuzo as second vice chair, and Mark Ritter as immediate past chair.
Serving as Policy Committee Chairs are Carrie Riggle, member engagement and development, and Clem Rosenberger III, government relations.
Deposit Category Representatives are Scott Daum, Category A ($0-$400M in deposits); Glenn Marshall, Category B ($400M-$1B in deposits); Gerard Champi, Category C ($1B-$4B in deposits); and Jeffrey Schweitzer, Category D ($4B+ in deposits).
Craig Kauffman, president and CEO of PEOPLESBANK, has been elected to serve as the PA Bankers Representative for Group Five. Mark Drenchko will represent Group 1, Janak Amin Group 2, Elaine Woodland Group 3, Brian Knepp Group 4, and Christopher Scott Group 5.
At-Large Representatives include Carol Myers, Daniel Schaffer, Lori Maley, Peter Bochnovich, K. Bernard Tynes, Laura Haffner, Evelyn Smalls, and Paul David Spradley.
