Harford Bank Welcomes Mark Semanie as Senior VP, Chief Financial Officer
1/10/25 – Aberdeen, MD – Harford Bank (OTC Pink: HFBK) is proud to announce the appointment of Mark Semanie as Senior VP, Chief Financial Officer. Mr. Semanie’s experience in executive management and financial strategy bring valuable expertise to the bank.
Mark’s appointment follows the retirement of Neil Christ, who served as the bank’s CFO for the past 13 years. Neil’s dedication and leadership have been instrumental in guiding Harford Bank through significant growth and transformation. The bank extends its heartfelt gratitude to Neil for his years of service and wishes him a fulfilling retirement.
As a seasoned professional with a successful track record, Mark stands out as a visionary. He is renowned for his exceptional leadership qualities and his ability to spearhead efforts that drive organizational growth and success. His appointment is a testament to Harford Bank’s commitment to adapt and thrive in an ever-changing financial environment.
“We are thrilled to welcome Mark to our executive team,” said Mike Allen, President of Harford Bank. “His ability to translate vision into action will be instrumental in propelling Harford Bank to unprecedented levels of success. We are confident that Mark’s leadership will contribute significantly to our mission of serving the financial needs of our community.”
In his new role, Mark will oversee the bank’s financial operations. He will also play a key role in developing and implementing financial management approaches that align with Harford Bank’s vision for the future.
“I am honored to join Harford Bank and look forward to working with the team to build on the bank’s strong foundation,” said Mark Semanie. “I am committed to ensuring that we maintain our financial health and continue to provide our customers with the exceptional service they have come to expect.”
Forward-Looking Statements
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