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1st Reverse Financial Services LLC, a Westmont, Ill., subsidiary of Wilmington Savings Fund Society in Delaware, has hired Dennis Thomas as its chief financial officer.
Mr. Thomas joined 1st Reverse Financial from the Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago, where he was the director of internal audit. Before that he had been a regional accountant for the Office of Thrift Supervision.
New Century Bank of Chicago has hired Thomas J. Maier as its chief financial officer.
Mr. Maier was the president of Elder Essex Capital LLC, an investment firm in Winnetka, Ill.
New Century is a $465 million-asset unit of NCB Holdings Inc.
ShoreBank Corp. of Chicago has promoted Janice Young-Grant to senior vice president and director of benefits and compensation.
Ms. Young-Grant was the manager of the human resources program. She has worked for the $2.2 billion-asset company since 1995, when it bought the Chicago bank holding company Indecorp Inc.
MIDDLE ATLANTICNexTier Bank of Evans, Pa., has promoted Jennifer A. Roxbury to chief operating officer.
Ms. Roxbury was the senior vice president of operations and will remain the senior vice president of human resources for the $491 million-asset unit of NexTier Inc.
SOUTHEASTFirst Bank and Trust of New Orleans has hired Sally W. Brink as an assistant vice president and manager of loan operations.
Ms. Brink was a director and vice president of loan services for Capital One Bank in Dallas.
She will oversee lending support functions, imaging, vault operations, and technical exception processing for the $691 million-asset unit of First Trust Corp.
WESTGreat Basin Bank of Nevada in Elko has promoted Erik Youngquist to chief information systems officer.
Mr. Youngquist had been the information systems manager of the $264 million-asset unit of Great Basin Financial Corp. since 2006. Before that he had been the special projects manager. Earlier he had been a network support administrator.
Silver State Bancorp of Henderson, Nev., has promoted Mike Thorell to chief lending officer and credit administration officer of its Silver State Bank.
Mr. Thorell will remain the $1.6 billion-asset bank's Arizona president.
Before getting that job he was the president and chief executive officer of Choice Bank of Scottsdale, which Silver State bought in April.
