Small Bank Robs from the Rich for Its CFO

Wellesley Bancorp in Massachusetts has recruited a State Street executive to succeed its outgoing chief financial officer and treasurer.

Michael Dvorak, a senior vice president of finance at State Street, will join the $620 million-asset Wellesley after current CFO Gary Culyer retires on July 1, Wellesley said in a recent news release.

Before he got his start at State Street in 2010, Dvorak worked for several other banks, including a 15-year stint at KeyCorp in Cleveland, where he was the CFO of its community and consumer banking units, according to the release and his LinkedIn profile.

 

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