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Amalgamated Bank of Chicago has rehired Gail Klewin, this time as a vice president in its corporate trust department.
Ms. Klewin had joined the $718 million-asset bank in 1995 as a corporate trust manager. She left in 2004 to become the assistant head of finance and advancement at North Shore Country Day School in Winnetka, Ill.
Delaware Place Bank of Chicago said Theodore J. Aldrich had succeeded his father, James W. Aldrich, as its president.
The older man remains the chairman and chief executive officer of the $305 million-asset bank.
The new president was an executive vice president. He remains chief operating officer, a job he has held since last April.
He began his Delaware Place career in 1997 as a business development officer. He was promoted to vice president a year later, was named the senior vice president of private banking and marketing in 2000, and became an executive vice president in 2004.
MIDDLE ATLANTICThe New Jersey League of Community Bankers in Cranford has named Raymond G. Hallock as its chairman.
Mr. Hallock is the president and chief executive officer of the $3.8 billion-asset Columbia Bank of Fair Lawn.
The group also named Robert S. Monteith as its first vice chairman and Herbert L. Hornsby Jr. as its second vice chairman.
Mr. Monteith is the president and CEO of the $594 million-assets NVE Bank in Englewood. Mr. Hornsby holds the same titles at the $564 million-asset Cape Savings Bank in Cape May Court House.
Hudson Valley Bank of Yonkers, N.Y., has hired Michael P. Goldrick as its executive vice president of business and professional banking.
He succeeded and will report to Michael Maloney, who was named chief banking officer earlier.
Mr. Goldrick was a vice president in the middle-market commercial lending group at M&T Bank. He has 18 years of banking and commercial finance experience in New York.
Hudson Valley Bank has $2.1 billion of assets and is owned by Hudson Valley Holding Corp.
U.S.B. Holding Co. Inc. of Orangeburg, N.Y., has hired Thomas M. Buonaiuto as its chief financial officer and an executive vice president.
He got the same titles at its $3 billion-asset Union State Bank.
Mr. Buonaiuto was the CFO of the $532 million-asset Long Island Commercial Bank of Islandia, N.Y., and the secretary and treasurer of its holding company, Long Island Financial Corp. - which New York Community Bancorp Inc. of Westbury bought Dec. 30.
He had joined Long Island Commercial in 1992 as its comptroller and secretary and been promoted to senior financial officer before being named CFO.
WESTWest Coast Bank of Vancouver, Wash., has hired Wayne E. Carver as the project manager of its government-guaranteed lending group.
Mr. Carver came to the $1.9 billion-asset unit of West Coast Bancorp after 22 years with the Small Business Administration. He retired from the SBA in June as the assistant district director for economic development at its Portland, Ore., office.
Vineyard National Bank of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., has hired Jaya Seaver and Eileen Egan as vice presidents and relationship managers and J.D. Sullivan as an adviser to its managing director for northern California.
Ms. Seaver was a vice president and branch manager at Tamalpais Bank of San Rafael. She has eight years of banking experience.
Ms. Egan was an area operations manager for Citibank in San Rafael. She has also worked at California Federal Bank (which Citigroup Inc. bought in 2002) and Wells Fargo Bank. She has 28 years in banking.
Mr. Sullivan, a 40-year banking veteran, was the chief executive officer and chairman of Bank of Marin of Corte Madera until resigning in 1998. Recently he has run J.D. Sullivan Strategic Marketing and Public Relations Solutions.
Vineyard National has $1.7 billion of assets and is owned by Vineyard National Bancorp.
