Financial Services >> CEO Interviews >> March 15, 2004
GORDON M. DYOTT is Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
of Monroe Bancorp. In his 29 years of community banking experience, Mr.
Dyott has held executive leadership positions in marketing, retail
services and financial management, and has picked up skills in several
other areas of banking along the way. Starting in 1975 as a retail
management trainee, Mr. Dyott worked his way up through marketing
research and corporate services, to finally become a product development
officer at Girard Bank in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. With a brief stint
in commercial marketing at First Bank of Allentown in the early 1980s,
he then moved to Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, in Delaware,
where he directed the marketing function, and was promoted to Executive
Vice President, where he held responsibility for the consumer services
and bank operations of the organization until 1996 when he joined Monroe
Bank, in Bloomington, Indiana. Now, Executive Vice President and Chief
Financial Officer at Monroe Bank, Mr. Dyott is among the team of
managers responsible for leading the 111-year-old state bank through a
successful expansion into attractive markets north of the company's
headquarters. Mr. Dyott obtained a BS in Marketing from Susquehanna
University in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania, and an MBA in Finance from
Temple University in Philadelphia. He is actively involved in the
Bloomington community, from volunteering to teach for Junior Achievement
or as Chairman of the local Boy Scouts Council, to serving as a Director
on the Board of the Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce and Chairman
of the Community Alliance for Life Long Learning. Profile
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Mr. Dyott: Monroe Bancorp is a holding company which owns a single bank,
Monroe Bank,
