Savings Bank of Mendocino County Names Rena Macapagal as Chief Banking Officer
Rena Macapagal's appointment as Executive Vice President and Chief Banking Officer at Savings Bank of Mendocino County marks a strategic move to bolster the bank's retail banking, lending, and marketing divisions, leveraging her extensive experience in community-focused financial services.
The Savings Bank of Mendocino County has announced the appointment of Rena Macapagal as its new Executive Vice President and Chief Banking Officer. This strategic hire underscores the bank's commitment to enhancing its retail banking, consumer and commercial lending, residential real estate, and marketing divisions. Macapagal's extensive 20-year career in retail banking, strategic development, and community-focused financial services positions her as a pivotal figure in driving the bank's future growth and innovation.
Macapagal's role involves overseeing key operational areas and collaborating with the executive leadership team to ensure the bank remains attuned to the evolving financial needs of its customers. Her previous leadership roles, including her tenure at San Francisco Federal Credit Union where she spearheaded digital banking initiatives and community programs, highlight her capability to foster growth and accessibility in financial services.
Stacy Starkey, CEO of Savings Bank of Mendocino County, praised Macapagal's leadership and expertise, emphasizing her alignment with the bank's mission of personal service and community development. Macapagal's diverse experience across commercial, retail, and credit union banking is expected to bring a fresh, multidimensional approach to the bank's operations and customer service strategies.
This appointment is significant for the banking industry and the communities served by the Savings Bank of Mendocino County. Macapagal's track record of innovative programs, such as the POPPYLOAN zero-down mortgage initiative, demonstrates her commitment to expanding access to financial services. Her leadership is anticipated to steer the bank through its next phase of growth, reinforcing its reputation for integrity, personal service, and local decision-making in Northern California.