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Jim Weber is Executive Vice-President and Chief Marketing Officer for Dallas-based Comerica, Inc., one of the nation’s largest banking companies. Since his arrival in 2007, Jim has been responsible for managing all of Comerica’s brand marketing & communications activity through one of the most turbulent and challenging periods in the history of the financial services industry. Prior to joining Comerica, Jim served as CMO at Fossil, Inc., the global watch, accessory and apparel firm. For the first twenty-four years of his career, he worked in a variety of creative and strategic planning capacities within the advertising industry at such firms as DDB New York, Publicis Dallas and Temerlin McClain. Jim is a graduate of Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania where he majored in Political Science. In his role as Chief Marketing Officer, Weber is responsible for the development and execution of Comerica’s corporate brand strategy, as well as all aspects of marketing and communications across all lines of business. Prior to joining Comerica, Weber served as Chief Marketing Officer for the consumer products company Fossil Inc. from 2005-2007. Previously, he held various leadership positions at several Dallas advertising agencies, including Temerlin McClain and Publicis/Bloom. Weber began his career at the DDB advertising agency in New York after earning a bachelor’s degree in political science from Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania.Weber currently serves on the board of the East Dallas Community Schools. He is a twenty-four year resident of Dallas, where he resides with his wife Adele and two young daughters.

Bill Holt joined Suntrust Bank in July 2009 as Executive Vice President Business Banking. Bill’s prior experience includes Executive Vice President Wholesale Banking with Wachovia Bank , Executive Vice President - Wholesale Banking Group Chief Operating Officer and Executive Vice President - Executive Director of Business and Community Banking Bill Holt graduated from Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina with a Bachelor of Arts, Economics and Business Administration.

John Asbury is head of the Business Services Group, leading all lines of business that serve business and commercial banking customers for Regions Financial Corporation, a top U.S. bank-holding company headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama, with $137 billion in assets, operating 1,800 banking offices in 16 states.Asbury has over 23 years of experience in the financial services industry. He joined Regions in March 2008 from Bank of America where he spent the previous 17 years. He most recently was the Pacific Northwest region executive and senior vice president of Business Banking in Seattle, Wash. Asbury has broad experience in commercial banking with other positions held at Bank of America including quality and productivity executive for Global Corporate Investment Banking in Charlotte, N.C., sales performance executive for the east region of Commercial Banking, national marketing executive, southeast regional executive for Business Capital in Atlanta, Ga., and chief administrative officer for the Commercial Finance division in Charlotte, N.C. Prior to joining Bank of America, Asbury was a corporate banking risk management officer with Wachovia in Winston-Salem, N.C. from 1987-1990. Asbury graduated from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, summa cum laude, with a bachelor’s degree in business, and he received a master of business administration from the College of William and Mary.

Brett Mansfield is Senior Vice President, National Business Banking Sales Manager and interim Business Banking Executive for Union Bank. In this role, he is responsible for all sales activity, service and support for Business Banking on a bank-wide basis. Union Bank is California’s fifth largest bank by deposits, and has 398 banking offices in California, Oregon and Washington, and two international offices. A native of Southern California, Brett began his banking career in 1989. Brett has had many roles and leadership positions during his banking career. Most of Brett’s banking career has been aligned with business banking. In addition to business banking, Brett also has leadership experience in commercial banking, retail banking and premiere banking. Brett’s career encompasses four financial institutions, including working for the largest financial institution in the US at one point in time.Brett received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and a minor in Business Management from The University of California at Irvine in 1989. Actively involved in the community, Brett currently serves as a Board Director for Habitat for Humanity of Orange County, as well as the Ocean Institute in Dana Point, California. Brett is currently the Chairman of the Board for Habitat, and serves on the executive committee at the Ocean Institute. In addition, Brett has been a volunteer for March of Dimes and for Junior Achievement. Brett, his wife, and two daughters, are residents of South Orange County California.

Les Dinkin is a Managing Director with Novantas and leads the firm�s regional and community bank client relationship activities. He is an expert on improving each client�s immediate and ongoing performance with practical growth programs grounded in strategy. While client support encompasses all segments across channels, Les has a particular affinity for the small business segment.With over 25 years of experience across consulting, banking and investment services, Les has served clients based in the U.S., Canada, Eastern Europe and South America. His roles have included President of NBW Consulting, Partner at Oliver Wyman, executive positions with Citibank and American Express and brand management roles with Nabisco and International Playtex.Les has been published and quoted in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Money Magazine, USA Today, American Banker, BAI Banking Strategies, and interviewed on BloombergRadio, and NPR among others. He is also a frequent speaker on accelerating profitable retail results at industry conferences sponsored by organizations such as BAI, CBA as well as the American Banker.

Justine Fedak, senior vice president and head of Marketing and Customer Strategies for Harris, is responsible for brand positioning, advertising, promotional activities and customer experience creation for the personal, commercial and wealth management businesses in the United States. She works closely with product areas in new product development and with the management team to ensure all activities align with business strategy.In 2007, Fedak joined Harris from its parent company, BMO Financial Group, where she most recently held the position of vice president and head of Corporate Sponsorships and Events, with responsibility for both Canada and the United States. She joined BMO Financial Group in 1992 in Public Affairs working in media relations, corporate sponsorships, and corporate marketing. Four years later, Fedak was appointed Director of Investore, a pilot program BMO launched to bring wealth management to a retail client base through storefront offices. In 2001, she was named vice president, Marketing and Client Strategy for the Private Client Group (PCG) and Investment Banking Group. In 2003, she was named director and head of PCG Marketing and Client Strategy, North America, a role she held until 2007.Noah’s Arc Foundation, Executive Director of the Joakim Noah (Chicago Bulls #13) Foundation to bring the artistry of sport together with discipline of the arts for low to moderate income children 2010Fedak earned a bachelor’s degree in sociology from the University of Toronto and an MBA from Dalhousie University.

Darcel Heist Steber is senior vice president and chief marketing officer for business banking and commercial banking at PNC. In her role she is responsible for overseeing all marketing, advertising and communications functions, across all distribution channels in PNC’s 15-state and the District of Columbia footprint, for businesses with annual sales of up to $30 million.Steber joined Marine Bank, which was later acquired by PNC in 1989. She has held positions within the bank’s northwest Pennsylvania market as director of marketing and senior vice president, consumer bank sales manager. In 1997 she was promoted to PNC’s corporate staff as manager of consumer sales management, and in 2002 she joined Business Banking, serving in both sales and marketing capacities.Steber graduated summa cum laude from Mercyhurst College in Erie, PA with a BA degree in English and communications education. She is a graduate of the Bank Marketing Association’s Graduate School of Bank Marketing and Strategic Planning at the University of Athens Georgia, School of Bank Marketing at the University of Colorado at Boulder, and the Pennsylvania Bankers Association’s School of Banking at Bucknell University.