PNC Bank has recently appointed Brian Vesey as regional president for Philadelphia, Delaware and Southern New Jersey, succeeding Joseph G. Meterchick, who will retire in August after a 45-year career with the bank and its predecessor institutions. Vesey currently serves as executive vice president and Corporate Banking market executive for the region. A longtime PNC banker, he joined the organisation in 1994 through its acquisition of Midlantic Bank, and has held a series of leadership positions across middle-market and corporate banking.
In his new role, he will oversee PNC's business development efforts, community engagement initiatives, and regional market strategy. Vesey's extensive experience and deep ties to the market position him to build on the foundation established by Meterchick, who has led the Philadelphia, Delaware and Southern New Jersey region since 2016. Meterchick's banking career spanned corporate banking, capital markets, business credit, and regional leadership roles, including serving as head of PNC's Florida West market before returning to the Philadelphia region.
