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BANKS & FINANCIAL SERVICES
Mark Hutton was fi rst recruited by
M&T Bank in 2008 to open a small
commercial banking offi ce in the major
fi nancial market and would later help
advise the acquisition of Wilmington
Trust that pushed M&T to Delaware’s
banking forefront. He last served as
executive vice president of commercial
banking in Delaware, one of the most
important internal roles at the bank.
Now he leads the bank with the largest
brick-and-mortar presence here along
with a major tech center and more
than a thousand employees.
Mark Hutton
M&T Bank
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Daniel McCarthy
Del-One Federal
Credit Union
Dan McCarthy served as Del-One
Federal Credit Union’s interim leader in
Dec. 2023, with the board of directors
making the appointment permanent
in 2024. McCarthy had served as the
credit union’s chief human resources
offi cer and chief administrative offi cer
since 2019, and his resume includes
key roles in human resources at Th e
Ingerman Group and the Buccini/
Pollin Group. Founded in 1960 as
Delaware Highway Federal Credit
Union, Del-One FCU is now the largest
credit union in Delaware. It serves
more than 80,000 members and
handles more than $657 million in
assets. McCarthy resides in Clayton,
with his wife, Kate, and three boys,
Danny, Tucker, and Max.
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Rodger Levenson
WSFS Financial
Corporation
Rodger Levenson, a banking industry
veteran of more than three decades, has
seen the growth of Wilmington-based
WSFS Bank fi rsthand, rising through
the C-Suite over 13 years to be named
president and CEO in 2019. Since then,
he has orchestrated WSFS’s merger
with Bryn Mawr Trust to become
the largest bank headquartered in
the Philadelphia region and the sixth
largest overall in the market. While
WSFS is targeting growth in the
Philadelphia market, the bank remains
committed to its home state, employing
more than 1,000 people here and
donating millions to charity.
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Don Mell
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
As the site lead for the Delaware
Market for JPMorgan Chase & Co.,
Don Mell leads strategic planning
and initiatives supporting growth
and opportunity for the bank’s more
than 11,000 local employees. Mell
has been busy over the past year,
managing Chase’s largest real estate
and renovation project currently
active in its portfolio as the bank
invests hundreds of millions of dollars
into First State sites. Th e bank is
also still looking to fi ll hundreds of
open positions in Delaware’s credit
operations, technology centers
and more that will require Mell’s
guidance and consultation with state
government leaders.
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