MIDDLE ATLANTIC
TriState Capital Bank in Pittsburgh has hired David J. Rudolph as a senior vice president of treasury management and Michael W. Burroughs as a vice president of treasury management.
Mr. Rudolph will provide construction and permanent financing to commercial real estate developers in western Pennsylvania. He was a vice president and relationship manager in the real estate department at National City Bank.
Mr. Burroughs had held various senior sales positions for the past 20 years at PNC Bank, where he advised middle-market and Fortune 500 companies on the restructuring of cash management programs. He will oversee the development and delivery of treasury management products and services, as well as the cultivation of client relationships in western Pennsylvania.
TriState is a $324 million-asset unit of TriState Capital Holdings Inc.
Northfield Bank of Staten Island, N.Y., has promoted Robin Lefkowitz to senior vice president. Ms. Lefkowitz joined the $1.3 billion-asset Northfield in January 2006 as the director of business development. Before that she had been the vice president of business development with Independence Community Bank Corp. of Brooklyn. Earlier she had been the vice president of trust and investment business at S.I. Bank and Trust, which Independence Community bought in 2004.
K Bank, a unit of K Capital Corp. in Owings Mills, Md., has hired John A. Giovanazi as its vice president of commercial lending.
Before he joined the $652 million-asset K Bank, Mr. Giovanazi had been the senior vice president and chief lending officer at Carrollton Bank in Baltimore since 2001 where he had worked since 1996. Before that he had held the same title at Citizens Bank of Maryland (now part of SunTrust Bank) from 1992 to 1996.
New York National Bank, a $140 million-asset Bronx subsidiary of Hudson Valley Holding Corp., has hired Alfredo Assad as its president and a director.
Mr. Assad was the vice president of Banco Popular North America's community lending and real estate finance operations in the New York area. Earlier he had been the president of Promesa Enterprises Ltd., a Bronx economic development organization.
MIDWESTOxford Bank Corp. in Michigan has hired Thomas H. Dorr as a vice president and the chief financial officer for the holding company and its Oxford Bank.
Mr. Dorr had been the assistant vice president and controller of a Lenawee County community bank (which the company would not name) since 2005. Earlier he had been an associate at the Auburn Hills accounting and business advisory firm Plante & Moran PLLC, where his specialties included employee benefit plans and auditing financial institutions.
Oxford Bank Corp. has $463 million of assets.
WESTUmpqua Holdings Corp. of Portland, Ore., announced that Bill Fike will retire as its California market president.
Mr. Fike joined the $8.3 billion-asset Umpqua in 2005 as its California president. He oversaw the acquisitions of Western Sierra Bancorp and North Bay Bancorp while leading community involvement programs and operations in California.
Before joining Umpqua, he had been an executive vice president with Bank of the West since 1999 when it bought SierraWest Bancorp, where he had been the president and chief executive officer. Umpqua said Mr. Fike will stay through April to assist with the transition and is retiring to spend more time with his family.
