Joe McNally Joins BankAnnapolis as Vice President, Mortgage Sales Manager
ANNAPOLIS, Md.--(Business Wire)-- Richard M. Lerner, Chairman and CEO of BankAnnapolis, announced today that Joe McNally, a seasoned industry executive, has joined the bank as Vice President, Mortgage Sales Manager. In this position, McNally will have primary responsibility for growing BankAnnapolis' mortgage lending business. McNally brings more than 30 year of experience in the banking industry to his new post. He comes to BankAnnapolis from First Horizon Home Loan where he was District/Area Manager for the Mid-Atlantic Region. Prior to this, he spent 25 years with Bank of America and its predecessor institutions, where he held a variety of mortgage lending management positions, most recently serving as Consumer Real Estate Executive for its Atlantic North region. He also served as Regional Sales Manager for the Mid-Atlantic region, which under his leadership, ranked number one in volume for six consecutive years and consistently finished among the top in customer satisfaction. "Joe's experience in the mortgage lending field, combined with his relationship-based approach to banking, makes him ideally suited for this position at BankAnnapolis," said Lerner. "He has exceptional leadership skills and knows how to promote the kind of teamwork and enthusiasm that generates results. And at a time when home owners and buyers are increasingly turning to their community banks as trusted and reliable sources for safe, affordable and understandable mortgages, Joe will be a real asset to BankAnnapolis and its customers." "There is a lot that appeals to me about BankAnnapolis," said McNally. "I built my career on building relationships, and I see that same focus at BankAnnapolis. It's an organization built on relationships and relationships lead to trust. If you have those two things you can create a strong position in the community...that's what community banking is all about." "From a lender's perspective, the times are ripe with opportunities for community banks because they can be much more flexible in responding to customer needs than larger banks," McNally added. "You get to know your customers face to face and they know that you will take care of their needs. I like the fact that BankAnnapolis wants to be the bank of choice in the community and look forward to contributing to its ongoing success." BankAnnapolis serves the banking needs of small businesses, professional concerns, and individuals through seven community banking offices in Anne Arundel and Queen Anne's Counties in Maryland. This year, the Bank will open its eighth office in the Annapolis Towne Centre at Parole. The Bank's parent company, Annapolis Bancorp, Inc. (NASDAQ:ANNB), trades on the NASDAQ Capital Market under the ticker symbol "ANNB," and reported total assets of $362 million at December 31, 2007. BankAnnapolis Richard M. Lerner, 410-224-4455 rlerner@bankannapolis.com Copyright Business Wire 2008
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