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Introducing The Daily Record’s 2023 Banking and Financial Services Power List

Daily Record Staff//July 31, 2023

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Introducing The Daily Record’s 2023 Banking and Financial Services Power List

Introducing The Daily Record’s 2023 Banking and Financial Services Power List

By Daily Record Staff

//July 31, 2023

The men and women who are the movers in Maryland’s banking and financial services industries play an outsize role in keeping the state’s economy humming.

Tom Baden (file)
Thomas Baden Jr.

After all, they are the ones who help businesses grow, investors achieve financial security and communities maintain their economic vibrancy.

The 30 people you’ll meet in our 3rd annual Banking and Finance Power List work at or lead a variety of institutions – from credit unions to banks, from private wealth advisers to asset management companies. But they each play a key role in the Maryland economy.

We’re pleased to profile them in this Power List.

This list was chosen by our editorial leadership. We reached out to readers and others for input and perspective. Many on this Power List are familiar to you – several have been on previous lists – but some are known mostly inside their organizations or communities.

This list is part of a series of Power Lists throughout 2023 that will showcase the leading figures in law, higher education, health care, business and other fields.

You can find this and all our Power Lists here.

If you know of someone you think is a strong candidate for inclusion on our Power Lists, we’d love to hear from you. Just go to https://thedailyrecord.com/power-list-recommendation-form/ and tell us about the individual.

We hope you enjoy this publication and we welcome your feedback and suggestions.

Thomas Baden Jr.
Editor

See the Banking and Financial Services Power List digital edition here.

Hugh Allen
Regional President Mid-South
TD Bank

John Allen
Maryland Regional President
Wells Fargo Bank

Scott Beatty Jr.
Shore United Bank
CEO, President

Kevin Benson
President, CEO
Rosedale Federal Savings and Loan Association

Kevin B. Cashen
CEO
Queenstown Bank

Augie Chiasera
Greater Baltimore/Chesapake Region President
M&T Bank

Pat Collins
CEO
Greenspring Advisors

James Cornelsen
Chair
Mid-Atlantic Market Wesbanco

Janet Currie
Maryland Market President
Bank of America

Greg Farno
Regional President
Truist Bank

John Hamilton
President, CEO
MECU Credit Union

Ashley E. Iddings
Managing Director
Wealthspire Advisors

Don Lewis
President, CEO
Aberdeen Proving Ground Federal Credit Union

John Lewis
CEO
Harbor Bank

Ramon Looby
CEO
Maryland Bankers Association

John Massie
Senior Vice President, Maryland Market Manager
PNC Bank

Tonia Niedzialkowski
President, CEO
Point Breeze Credit Union

Kent Pearce
Managing Partner
Merrill Lynch

Tom Regnante
Managing Director & Region Manager
JP Morgan Chase & Co

Carissa Rodeheaver
Chair, President, CEO
First United Bank & Trust

Glenn E. Ross
Managing Partner
Marquette Associates

Daniel Schrider
President, CEO
Sandy Spring Bank

Rob Sharps
President, CEO
T. Rowe Price Group

Becky Smith
EVP, Chief Growth Officer
SECU

Rick Stafford
President, CEO
Tower Federal Credit Union

J. MacGregor “Mac” Tisdale
President of the Mid-Atlantic Region
FNB Corp

Jeff Whitaker
President, CEO
Chevy Chase Trust

Todd Wickwire
CEO
WMS Partners

Bill Wiedel
CEO
CFG Bank

Do you know a person who you feel should appear on one of The Daily Record’s future Power Lists? Take a few minutes and tell us why in this form.

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