Chase Commercial Banking named a new head of its Northeast Middle Market Banking business and two new market managers responsible for upstate New York, New England and Central Pennsylvania.
Malcolm “Sandy” Wolcott is the new chairman for Chase’s Northeast Middle Market Banking business. He has been with Chase and its predecessors for 30 years and has led the Upstate middle market team for the past 15 years.
“Sandy has done a tremendous job building the Upstate market to what it is today and we are confident his experience will help our bankers continue to add new clients across the Northeast,” Chase Commercial Banking CEO Doug Petno said in a news release.
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Due to Upstate’s growth and expansion into other states, Chase decided to split the region into two markets.
Bob Ryan, who has been with Chase for 30 years, including the last 10 as division manager in Rochester, is the new market manager for the Upstate West/Central Pennsylvania region. The market includes Syracuse, Binghamton, Buffalo, Elmira, and Rochester, and Central Pennsylvania.
Bill Dehmer will lead the new Upstate East/New England region. The market includes Albany and most of New England. Dehmer has been with Chase for more than 20 years.
Chase Commercial Banking is a part of JPMorgan Chase (NYSE: JPM).
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