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LCNB Corp. of Lebanon, Ohio, has promoted Steve P. Foster to president of the company and its $560 million-asset LCNB National Bank.
He succeeded Stephen Wilson, who will remain the company's chairman and chief executive officer.
Mr. Foster was an executive vice president and the chief financial officer of the bank.
IronStone Bank, a Fort Myers, Fla., unit of First Citizens Bancshares Inc. in Raleigh, has hired Geary Kinnett as the regional executive vice president overseeing its operations and business development in Denver, Oklahoma City, and Kansas City, Mo., where he will be based.
Mr. Kinnett came to the $2.4 billion-asset IronStone from Bank of the West of San Francisco. He was a senior vice president and the business banking division manager in Kansas City for the BNP Paribas SA unit.
MIDDLE ATLANTICNew York Community Bancorp Inc. in Westbury has hired Kenneth M. Scheriff as a regional manager and an executive vice president of its $3.5 billion-asset New York Commercial Bank in Islandia.
Mr. Scheriff had been the executive vice president of the commercial loan group at State Bank of Long Island since 2005.
He joined the $1.7 billion-asset unit of State Bancorp Inc. in 1995.
CNB Bank of Clearfield, Pa., has promoted Mark D. Breakey to chief credit officer and Richard L. Sloppy to chief lending officer.
They also were given the title of executive vice president.
Mr. Breakey was the senior vice president of credit administration.
He joined the $816 million-asset unit of CNB Financial Corp. in 1991 as a vice president and business development officer.
Before that he had worked at Mellon Bank in Erie.
Mr. Sloppy was the senior vice president of commercial lending for CNB's $600 million loan portfolio.
He joined the bank in 1998 as a vice president and a commercial lender.
He began his banking career in 1973 at Keystone National Bank, now part of M&T Bank Corp.
SOUTHEASTCoddle Creek Financial Corp. of Mooresville, N.C., has promoted Dale W. Brawley to president of its Mooresville Savings Bank.
He succeeded his father, George W. Brawley Jr., who will remain the chairman and treasurer of the $154-million asset bank and the president of the holding company.
Dale Brawley was a senior vice president at the bank.
WEST1st Century Bancshares of Los Angeles has promoted Jason P. DiNapoli to chief executive officer of 1st Century Bank.
He will remain the president of the bank.
He succeeded Alan I. Rothenberg, who became the chairman and CEO of the holding company, which was formed last month. Mr. Rothenberg remains the bank's chairman.
Mr. DiNapoli is one of the members of the management team that organized 1st Century Bank in 2003.
Before the promotion he was the $228 million-asset bank's president and chief operating officer and led its commercial banking group.
Before his involvement in the organization of 1st Century, he had been the vice president of finance for JP DiNapoli Cos. Inc., a real estate investment, development, and property management organization.
Earlier he had been a vice president at Union Bank of California (which is majority owned by Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc.) and a team leader for the bank's power and utilities group.
Presidio Bank, a $115-million asset San Francisco subsidiary of Belvedere Capital Partners II LLC, hired Michael Skubic as its head of commercial banking for the East Bay area and an executive vice president.
In his new job, he will report to Vern Padgett, the bank's East Bay market president.
Mr. Skubic was a regional manager and senior vice president of Diablo Valley Bank, which Heritage Commerce Corp. bought last year.
Presidio Bank was established in 2006.
