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BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICES
Elizabeth “Beth” Albano
Artisans’ Bank
In 2020, Elizabeth “Beth” Albano was named the 12th president and CEO
of Wilmington-based Artisans’ Bank, becoming the first woman to lead the bank in its history. Having worked her way through the ranks over a more than 30-year career with Artisans’, Albano was well-prepared to lead the mutual bank that is owned by its depositors. In her tenure at the helm, deposits have already grown 25% to more than $600 million. Albano also serves as a voice for community banks at the federal level through the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia’s Community Depository Institutions Advisory Council.
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Ronald Baron
Del-One Federal Credit Union
As president and CEO of Del-One Federal Credit Union, Ronald
Baron leads Delaware’s largest
credit union with more than 75,000 members statewide. Relying upon
a decades-long career that had included executive roles at public and community banks, Baron has driven deposit growth and loan activity at the Dover-based Del-One. Outside
of the bank, Baron has driven Del- One’s support of the Springboard Collaborative, a nonprofit tiny-home village in Georgetown that serves the state’s homeless population.
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Kathleen Furey McDonough
Your colleagues at Potter Anderson congratulate you on being named to the inaugural Delaware 222 list!
We thank you for your dedicated leadership as Chair of our firm’s Executive Committee and celebrate your success as the first woman to lead a major Delaware law firm.
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