Mount Laurel, N.J.-based TD Bank announced on Wednesday it will consolidate its Mid-South Metro segment into newly defined regions to accelerate its growth and strengthen its market alignment.
The Mid-South Metro segment will be consolidated into two newly defined regions – Mid-Atlantic Metro and Southeast Metro. The bank said integrating teams into these established regions will help the bank unify service models, accelerate decision-making and deepen access to expertise that its clients and communities need.
“This new regional structure strengthens our commitment to the communities we serve,” Andy Bregenzer, head of Regional and Small Business Banking at TD Bank, said. “By empowering local teams with greater resources and decision-making authority, we’re positioning ourselves to respond more quickly, support local growth more effectively, and build even deeper relationships with our clients and community.”
The realignment will create more opportunities for collaboration, the bank said, by allowing colleagues within the organization to access broader seasoned peer networks, specialized product knowledge and more integrated support. Regional President Rob Curley will lead the Mid-Atlantic Metro, and Regional President Nick Miceli will lead the Southeast Metro.
Curley’s leadership will include Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Virginia, while Miceli’s region will include North Carolina to Florida. Existing leadership within the two areas will stay the same, the bank said.
“Our stores and the experience we create are at the heart of how TD shows up for our clients and communities. This realignment builds on that foundation by bringing teams closer to the resources and expertise that provide that support every day,” Allison Robinson, head of Retail Distribution at TD Bank, said. “Through that combined strength, we can deliver a more consistent and connected experience for those we serve.”