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Chemical Bank of Midland, Mich., has hired John D. Hatfield as first vice president and director of marketing and Gary L. Richardson as a senior vice president and chief information officer.
Mr. Hatfield was the director of marketing for Blue Canyon Partners Inc., and before that he was marketing manager for Watson Wyatt Worldwide.
Mr. Richardson was a senior vice president for technology strategy and software configuration management at ABN Amro Services Co., where he spent nearly a decade.
Chemical Bank is the sole subsidiary of the $3.8 billion-asset Chemical Financial Corp.
MIDDLE ATLANTICBCSB Bankcorp Inc. in Baltimore has hired Anthony Cole as an executive vice president and the chief financial officer for both the holding company and its Baltimore County Savings Bank, effective Sept. 4.
Mr. Cole was a senior vice president and the chief financial officer for Bay Net Financial Inc., until Sterling Financial Corp. in Lancaster, Pa., acquired it in March 2006. During his seven years at Bay Net, Mr. Cole was also a security officer, stock transfer agent, and Bank Secrecy Act/Office of Foreign Assets control officer. Earlier Mr. Cole, who is a certified public accountant, was the chief financial officer at several Baltimore financial institutions.
BCSB Bankcorp has $726 million of assets.
SOUTHEASTCapital Bank of Raleigh announced that its principal accounting officer, George Nicholson, has resigned to become the chief financial officer at Old Mutual Financial in Baltimore. Mr. Nicholson's last day was Aug. 1.
Christine Baker, Capital's CFO, will assume Mr. Nicholson's responsibilities until the bank finds a permanent replacement.
Capital Bank has $1.4 billion of assets and is the sole subsidiary of Capital Bank Corp.
The Bankers Bank of Atlanta has hired Karl Nelson as the director of industry and governmental relations.
Mr. Nelson was manager of the national market development team for Promontory Interfinancial Network. He also spent 12 years with Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta, where he served as senior vice president of its sales, marketing, and planning departments, and ran the industry relations team.
The Bankers Bank has $2.2 billion of assets.
WESTMetroPacific Bank of Irvine, Calif., said that Robert B. Hildt resigned as president, chief executive officer, and a director of the bank on July 31. David R. Morris, the bank's chief operating officer since October, has succeeded him.
Before joining MetroPacific, Mr. Morris was the executive vice president and chief operating officer for San Diego Community Bank of Chula Vista, Calif. First Banks Inc. of St. Louis acquired San Diego Community in 2006.
MetroPacifc Bank has $52 million of assets.
1st Century Bank in Los Angeles has promoted Paul E. Manning to executive vice president and chief risk management officer.
Since joining the $222 million-asset bank in 2005, Mr. Manning has been the Bank Secrecy Act, Community Reinvestment Act, and privacy officer, as well as the loan review manager.
He will continue his leadership role in managing the bank's regulatory and risk management efforts.
Mr. Manning had worked at City National Bank in Beverly Hills for 26 years, most recently as a senior vice president and manager of loan review and compliance.
Heritage Bank of Commerce in San Jose has hired H. John Aiassa as vice president for the business development team, Roxann Middleton Burns as senior vice president and Small Business Administration department manager for the management team, and Janice Yano-Miyatake as a senior vice president and deposit officer.
Mr. Aiassa has more than 23 years of commercial real estate experience.
He most recently was a partner with Mobile Capital in Los Gatos, Calif., where he was a lead manager of development.
Ms. Burns was the president of Greater Bay Bancorp's SBA lending business unit. Before that she worked for the California Environmental Redevelopment Fund and Bank of America Corp.
Ms. Yano-Miyatake has more than 17 years of experience in banking, and most recently with Santa Clara Valley National Bank and before that, Wells Fargo & Co.
Heritage Bank of Commerce is the sole subsidiary of the $1.1 billion-asset Heritage Commerce Corp.
