Orrstown Financial Services in Pennsylvania, Carver Bancorp in New York, National Bank Holdings in Colorado and Capitol National Bank in Michigan all announced top executive changes last month. In
Orrstown Financial loses CEO successor to retirement
Orrstown Financial Services in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, said the planned successor to its CEO has decided to retire instead.
The $3.2 billion-asset banking company said Chief Operating Officer Craig Kauffman retired on Sept. 30. Orrstown said in a regulatory filing the change was “for personal reasons” and “not a result of any disagreement with the company.”
Kauffman was president and CEO of
Orrstown said it extended Quinn’s retirement date to May 2026.
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Carver in New York lines up next chief executive
Carver Bancorp will
The New York-based company named Donald Felix as its next president, CEO and director.
Felix, who was head of national banking and expansion at Citizens Financial Group, will join the $749 million-asset parent of Carver Federal Savings Bank on Nov. 1, according to a press release.
He will succeed Craig MacKay, a member of Carver’s board who has served as the interim president and CEO for the past year. MacKay took on the interim role after former Carver CEO
Felix has more than 25 years of experience in banking.
“Don Felix has an outstanding record of executive experience and achievement in the banking industry,” Chairman Lewis Jones III said in Carver’s release. “His expertise will help Carver achieve its strategic objective to create new revenue streams and further enhance shareholder value.”
National Bank Holdings in Colorado names president
National Bank Holdings in Greenwood Village, Colorado, has a new president.
The nearly $10 billion-asset company said in a press release that Aldis Birkans succeeded Tim Laney, who remains chairman and CEO. Birkans, who was chief financial officer, now oversees the company’s business lines.
Birkans had been the company’s CFO since 2018 and previously served as its treasurer.
“I’m pleased with the key organizational changes we are making to support the continued growth of our company,” Laney said in the release. “Aldis has demonstrated excellent leadership in our organization, and I’m looking forward to seeing his contributions to our business as president.”
Nicole Van Denabeele, formerly chief accounting officer, was named CFO. Emily Gooden was named chief accounting officer and will also retain her title as investor relations director.
Capitol National promotes from within for next president
Capitol National Bank in Lansing, Michigan, named a new president.
The $192.5 million-asset bank said in a press release that it promoted Joseph Campbell into the role.
Campbell, who joined the bank in 2020 as vice president of commercial lending, succeeded the retiring Ed Harden.
Campbell “is a natural to fill this role,” Chairman and CEO Cristin Reid said in Capitol’s release. “He understands relationship banking and is a consummate professional.”