The Most Powerful Women in Banking
Honorees gathered at Tiffany's Landmark building in New York City, where American Banker interviewed them about the industry's trajectory and leadership lessons they've learned in their careers.
Beth Mooney, who took over the helm as KeyCorp's Chairman and CEO earlier this year, heads the list. Donna DeMaio, Diane Reyes, Cece Stewart and Patricia Callahan are also among the top five women to watch of 2011.
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For all the progress women have made in establishing themselves as business leaders, the Financial Women's Association has found a surprising lack of momentum in a key area of corporate America: the boardroom.
April 10 -
Eileen Bagnoli made the right move when she chose teller job at Pioneer over a teaching post 40 years ago.
April 9 -
Georgia bank has poached Susan Koski from BNY Mellon.
April 3 -
Independent Bank Corp. (INDB) in Rockland, Mass,, has named Donna L. Abelli chairman of the company and its commercial banking unit, Rockland Trust Co.
April 2 -
Toronto-Dominion plans in the coming years to find Ed Clark's successor from within. Colleen Johnston, its chief financial officer, seems to have a strong shot but downplayed speculation in an interview.
March 30
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