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Glen Burnie Bancorp in Maryland is looking for its next chief executive.

The $404 million-asset company disclosed in a regulatory filing Friday that Michael Livingston, who has been president and CEO since 2008, will retire at the end of March.

Livingston, who was 61 as of the company's April 16 proxy statement, has been a member of the company's senior management for more than 15.

The company said that its board will form a committee to conduct a search for Livingston's successor.

Jacob Passy

Reporter, SourceMedia

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