“We’re proud to welcome these talented new partners, each of whom is an accomplished professional that has vast experience in helping clients effectively navigate a constantly evolving business landscape in order to grow and succeed,” said CEO Charly Weinstein.

Peter Tucker was named to the newly created position of national distribution leader within North America Field Operations while Amy Feller was chosen to assume responsibility for the New York Region.

John McWeeney will step down from his role at the close of business on June 30, 2022. He joined the organization as president and CEO in April 2007, after a 28-year banking career with Bank of America and its predecessor, Fleet Bank.

Dylan Tyson will lead the sector, bringing together Individual Annuities and Institutional Investment Products, while Yanela Frias was named to lead Group Insurance.

Specialty Program Group will acquire the assets of CM&F Group, allowing SPG to provide expanded "operational, [human resources] support, access to markets," and a broader "digital footprint."

The founder of Van Leeuwen Co. talks about how the firm became more involved in clients' lives, his economic outlook and his interest in financial planning for families with special needs.

AmTrust EXEC, an insurance carrier that offers a variety of management liability products, EPL Project Manager Jason Binette on what employers need to know about COVID-19 vaccine mandates.

The full-service commercial bank's Healthcare Group provided $31.1 million to the buyer to purchase the 110-unit facility.

The San Francisco-based company is the first fintech firm to be listed in the top 50 U.S. Visa/Mastercard Credit Card Issuers in the Nilson Report, with a growth rate of 755% year over year.

Diane Conboy, who works out of the institution's newest private banking location in Red Bank, will lead a team of commercial private bankers providing personal client service along with wealth and deposit solutions for commercial and industrial businesses throughout Monmouth and Ocean counties.

The transaction will create the 29th-largest publicly traded U.S. bank by assets, according to the Wayne-based buyer.

Newark's PeduL, founded by Rutgers University student Chisa Egbelu in 2018, will receive a non-dilutive $100,000 cash grant, and Egbelu will receive technical and business mentorship from the tech company's employees, $120,000 in Google.org Ads grants and up to $100,000 in Google Cloud credits.