MIDDLE ATLANTIC
Susquehanna Bancshares Inc. of Lititz, Pa., has made Joseph R. Lizza the president and chief executive officer of its $2.7 billion-asset Susquehanna Patriot Bank of Marlton, N.J.
He succeeded Michael M. Quick, who had held those jobs on an interim basis. Mr. Quick will remain the chairman of the unit and the banking group executive vice president at the $8 billion-asset parent company.
Mr. Lizza was the chairman, president, and CEO of a second unit, Susquehanna Bank of Baltimore. (The parent's other unit is Susquehanna Bank Pa. of Lititz.)
He joined Susquehanna in 1996 and has 25 years of banking experience.
Bridge Bancorp Inc. of Bridgehampton, N.Y., has hired Howard H. Nolan as the chief operating officer of its $525 million-asset Bridgehampton National Bank and a senior executive vice president at the company and the bank.
He will remain a director of the parent company but will step down as the chairman and financial expert of the board's audit committee, jobs he has held since 2003.
For the past six years Mr. Nolan was the vice president of finance at Gentiva Health Services Inc. of Melville, the nation's largest home health services provider, according to Bridge.
He oversaw financial reporting and budget process and the evaluation of acquisition candidates for Gentiva. Before that he had been the company's chief internal auditor.
Earlier he had been the director of mortgage servicing and a deputy audit director during his six years at Long Island Savings Bank, and a senior manager of the audit practice at KPMG Peat Marwick LLP.
Emclaire Financial Corp. of Emlenton, Pa., said it has re-hired William C. Marsh for the newly created job of executive vice president of the company and its $271 million-asset Farmers National Bank of Emlenton.
He will manage the bank's finance, accounting, and compliance areas, and he will assist Emclaire Financial's chief executive officer, David L. Cox, in directing companywide initiatives, the company said.
Mr. Marsh had been the chief financial officer for the company and the bank from 2001 to 2003.
Most recently he was the CFO of two Pittsburgh banks: NSD Bancorp Inc. (which F.N.B. Corp. of Hermitage, Pa., bought last year) and, earlier, Allegheny Valley Bank.
He began his community banking career in 1995.
SOUTHEASTOld Point National Bank of Hampton, Va., has hired Michael D. Maddocks as a senior vice president and its executive officer for the Williamsburg region.
Mr. Maddocks joined the $776 million-asset unit of Old Point Financial Corp. from SunTrust Bank, where he had been a senior vice president in its wealth and investment management division.
He has 23 years of banking experience.
Fidelity Southern Corp. of Atlanta has hired Stephen H. Brolly as the treasurer of the company and its $1.4 billion-asset Fidelity Bank.
For the last seven years Mr. Brolly had been the chief accounting officer, the controller, and a senior vice president at Sun Bancorp Inc., which owns the $3.3 billion-asset Sun National Bank of Vineland, N.J.
Before that he had worked for Deloitte & Touche LLP for 13 years.
Fidelity has also promoted Maxine Brown to controller of the bank.
Ms. Brown, who joined the bank in 1994, had been its assistant controller since 2004.
WESTPinnacle Bank of Beaverton, Ore., has hired Ronald A. May as its president and chief executive officer.
Mr. May joined the $81 million-asset bank from the $1.2 billion-asset Union State Deposit Bank.
He was an executive vice president at the Stockton, Calif., bank, where he managed consumer and small-business underwriting and residential real estate lending.
Before that he had been a senior vice president and the manager of the consumer loan services division at First Interstate Bank of Oregon, a Portland bank that Wells Fargo & Co. bought in 1996.
He had worked at First Interstate for 26 years.
