Steve Gorczynski named Central New York regional president of M&T Bank
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Steve Gorczynski, a 16-year M&T Bank veteran, has been named Central New York regional president. He succeeds Allen Naples, who is retiring after 16 years in the position.M&T Bank
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Syracuse, N.Y. Steve Gorczynski, a 16-year M&T Bank veteran, has been named the bank’s Central New York regional president.
Gorczynski succeeds Allen Naples, who is retiring after a 48-year banking career, the last 16 years with M&T.
“Serving as regional president has been a tremendous honor,” Naples said. “I’m proud of the work we’ve done to uplift our community, and I’m grateful for the customers that I’ve had the great fortune of building relationships with over my years with M&T and in the banking industry.”
M&T Bank is expanding to New England with the acquisition of a Connecticut-based bank.
Head of community markets Michael Keegan calls it a coming together of like-minded, community-oriented institutions that date back to the mid-1800’s. He doesn’t anticipate any impact on the workforce or branches. If you think about the markets and how there s very little overlap, it s more of a growth story. As we talked with People s along the way, this is about how do we come together and how do we grow in those newer communities.
Keegan says M & T will be able to bring its specialty in renewable energy lending to New England, and People’s United will bring its expertise in vendor finance to Upstate New York markets. He says access to a different geographic area also opens new opportunities.
Posted December 9th, 2020 for SRC
Syracuse, NY – Joseph J. Corasanti, Esq. , has been named the new chairperson of SRC’s board of trustees, succeeding Lieutenant General Donald L. Kerrick, U.S. Army, (Ret.). In addition, the board has elected Joan A. Dempsey as the new vice chairperson. Retiring from SRC s board is Allen Naples, who served for nearly 19 years. Kerrick remains a board member. Corasanti is the former president and CEO of Conmed Corporation (NYSE: CNMD). In that role, he led a vertically integrated surgical device company that specialized in orthopedic and general surgery products. During his tenure with Conmed, as both president and COO, and president and CEO, Corasanti presided over strong revenue and earnings growth resulting in the company more than doubling its sales and stock market value while at the same time consolidating manufacturing facilities to reduce costs. Corasanti is also a member of the board of directors of IIVI Incorporat