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Slavie Federal Savings Bank Appoints Patricia Stanley as Chief Financial Officer
Posted February 13, 2012
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Patricia Stanley
New Chief Financial Officer joins community bank to lead financial management operations
Bel Air, Md. -- Slavie Federal Savings Bank recently hired Patricia Stanley to serve as Vice President and Chief Financial Officer to lead financial management operations at the community bank.
"Patricia's expertise in management, budgeting, financial analysis and regulatory compliance makes her a great asset to our executive team," says Philip E. Logan, President, CEO and Chairman of the Board for Slavie Federal Savings Bank. "Patricia is a perfect complement to Slavie's commitment to achieving excellence for our customers, employees and neighbors."
Stanley joined Slavie Federal Savings Bank in June 2011 with more than 20 years of banking experience. Prior to joining Slavie, Stanley served as vice president and controller at Carrollton Bank in Columbia, and previously, as vice president and financial officer for Mercantile County Bank in Elkton. She is a graduate of the College of Notre Dame of Maryland where she received her bachelor's degree in business administration. Stanley is currently pursuing a Master of Science in finance at Loyola College of Maryland. Stanley is a graduate of the Maryland Bankers School, and is a member of the 2012 Harford Leadership Academy, as well as an active participant in continuing education programs in the field of finance and banking.
Stanley lives in Havre de Grace with her husband. Her two adult children also live in the area.
SFSB, Inc., headquartered in Bel Air, Maryland is the holding company of Slavie Federal Savings Bank. Founded in 1900, the bank is federally chartered and FDIC-insured serving Harford County and the Baltimore Metropolitan area. The bank offers a wide variety of financial services and products.
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