Truist Financial Corp. on June 8 announced that Lindsey Stampone has been named regional president for Pennsylvania and New Jersey, leading one of the company’s fastest-growing and strategically important regions.
Over the past five years, the Charlotte, N.C.-based bank has expanded its presence in the region, growing its commercial loan and deposit portfolio to one of the largest among a dozen regions, driven by investments in talent and client relationships.
Truist is treating PA/NJ as a strategic growth corridor, expanding its commercial banking footprint and its physical/digital branch presence. Strengthening regional leadership is part of Truist’s expansion strategy in the Pennsylvania and New Jersey region.
Stampone previously held senior leadership roles across Bank of America’s Global Commercial Bank, where she led growth strategies and delivered banking, treasury and capital markets solutions to middle market and large corporate clients.
Most recently, Stampone served as New Jersey market executive for Bank of America’s Global Commercial Bank. Her background includes leadership roles spanning business banking, treasury sales, national sales teams, and regional strategy and operations.
“Lindsey’s leadership experience, client‑first mindset, and commitment to people make her an exceptional fit for Truist and for the Pennsylvania and New Jersey markets,” said Truist Head of Commercial Banking Jodie Hughes.
In her new role, Stampone will set regional strategy and accelerate market growth; strengthen client relationships and market presence; and develop high‑performing teams that reflect Truist’s purpose‑driven culture.
“This is an important growth market, and I look forward to partnering across Wholesale Banking to support our clients, invest in our teams, and make a meaningful impact in the communities we serve,” said Stampone.
Stampone serves on the board of directors for the Community Food Bank of New Jersey and previously served on the board of the YWCA of Minneapolis. She resides in New Jersey with her family.