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UMB Financial Corp. of Kansas City, Mo., has promoted Dana Abraham to executive vice president of investment and wealth management and private banking.

She joined UMB in 2005 as a senior vice president of private banking.

UMB Financial has $9.2 billion of assets and five banking units.



MIDDLE ATLANTICF.N.B. Corp. of Hermitage, Pa., has hired Vincent J. Calabrese as its corporate controller, principal accounting officer, and a senior vice president.

Mr. Calabrese had the same jobs and title at the $10.7 billion-asset People's Bank of Bridgeport, Conn., which he joined in 1988. Before that he had been a supervising senior auditor at KPMG Peat Marwick LLP, now KPMG LLP.

F.N.B. owns the $6 billion-asset First National Bank of Pennsylvania.


Northeast Community Bancorp Inc. of White Plains, N.Y., has hired Michael N. Gallina as the chief commercial banking officer and a senior vice president of its $264 million-asset Northeast Community Bank.

Mr. Gallina had been a senior vice president and relationship manager at North Fork Bank since 2001.


SOUTHEASTMillennium Bankshares Corp. of Reston, Va., said it has hired Richard I. Linhart to succeed Carroll C. Markley as the president and chief executive officer of the company and the CEO and chairman of its $583 million-asset Millennium Bank.

Mr. Linhart also will succeed Anita L. Shull as the president of the bank.

He will take those jobs in mid-July.

Mr. Markley retired at the end of March; Ms. Shull, who was also the chief operating officer of the company and the bank, resigned at that time.

Dale G. Phelps, the treasurer and chief financial officer of the parent company and the CFO of the bank, will fill the president and CEO jobs at the parent until Mr. Linhart arrives.

John F. Novak, an executive vice president and the head of retail banking for Millennium Bank, will fill the company's chief operating post on an interim basis.

Mr. Linhart was an executive vice president and the chief operating officer at James Monroe Bancorp Inc. and its James Monroe Bank until July, when Mercantile Bankshares Corp. of Baltimore bought it. (PNC Financial Services Group Inc. bought the $18 billion-asset Mercantile this month.)

He had co-founded James Monroe Bank in 1998.


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