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KeyCorp in Cleveland has named Angela L. Maynard senior vice president and chief privacy executive. She is to report to Thomas C. Stevens, chief legal counsel and a member of KeyCorp's management committee.
Ms. Maynard joined the company in 1993. She was a vice president and senior counsel in the retail banking division the past six and a half years, and she has been involved in KeyCorp's privacy task force for 18 months. She is now its chairman. She was the law department's representative on the executive privacy committee when it was formed a year ago and is now its chairman. Before joining KeyCorp she worked four years at the Bodman, Longley & Dahling law firm in Detroit.
KeyCorp has $85 billion of assets.
MIDDLE ATLANTICCIBC World Markets, the New York-based investment banking arm of Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, has hired William Lisecky to head media investment banking in its corporate and leveraged finance group.
Mr. Lisecky succeeded Bob Nolan and will report to Paul Rogers, chairman and head of CIBC World Markets' U.S. region.
Mr. Lisecky was a managing director and head of the New York office of Communications Equity Associates, a Tampa-based investment bank that specializes in media and telecommunications transactions. He worked there nine years and has 15 years of media and telecommunications experience.
He started his career as an associate at Chase Manhattan Bank, where he worked for three years, and he also was a vice president of media investment banking at Bankers Trust in New York for three years.
Mellon Financial Corp. of Pittsburgh has hired Charles L. Pinto Jr. to be senior vice president and manager of strategic decision analysis at its Philadelphia-based retail financial services unit.He is to report to Lisa B. Binder, senior vice president and manager of regional consumer banking.
Mr. Pinto was a regional manager for FleetBoston Financial Corp. in Bridgewater, N.J. Before that, he had been director of marketing at Equibank in Pittsburgh. He has 15 years of banking experience.
SOUTHEASTThe unitary thrift holding company ebank.com Inc. in Atlanta restructured senior management, hiring James L. Box to be chief executive officer and chief financial officer and promoting vice chairman Gary M. Bremer to chairman of the board.
They succeeded Richard Parlontieri, who resigned his posts to pursue other interests. Louis J. Douglass 3d is to remain president.
Mr. Box, 53, was president of Atlanta-based Ashford Investment Group, a financial services consulting firm he founded in 1997. Before that he was senior vice president and director of corporate development at First Image Management Co. in Atlanta. He has 30 years of financial services experience, including jobs at Georgia Federal Bank, First Union National Bank, and First Georgia Bank.
Mr. Bremer was a founder of ebank.com in 1997. In 1998 he retired as chairman of Simione Central Holdings Inc., a publicly traded information systems and management services company in the home health industry, where he also had been chief executive officer for half a year. He was also president and chief executive officer of Central Health Holding Co. and its subsidiary, Central Health Services Inc., for 18 years through October 1996.
Cendant Corp., headquartered in New York, has assigned Kenneth L. Keith, chief executive officer of its FISI-Madison Financial subsidiary, to be vice chairman of its direct marketing division.He is to work in the Nashville office and report to John Chidsey, chairman of the division.
Mr. Keith joined Madison Financial Corp. in 1984 and was involved in its 1986 merger with Financial Institution Services Inc. and Marketing Outlooks Inc. to form FISI-Madison, where he became chief financial officer and later executive vice president.
Previously he worked six years for Arthur Andersen & Co.
