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Hanover Bank Appoints Wilcox as New President

May 02, 2023, 07:08 AM

Hanover Bancorp, Inc., the holding company for Hanover Community Bank, announced McClelland (Mac) Wilcox will assume the role of President, a position previously held by Brian Finneran who retired from the Bank in February 2023. Wilcox joined Hanover in May of 2021 with Hanover’s acquisition of Savoy Bank, where he served as President and CEO. Since joining Hanover, he has served as Senior Executive Vice President, Chief Lending and Revenue Officer.

“I am certain Mac will contribute to strengthening Hanover’s overall loan and deposit growth by assisting us with our long-term efforts of generating revenue and supporting our business expansion,” said Mike Puorro, Chairman and CEO of Hanover. “He will also be responsible for leading our digital, product, and niche lending initiatives. Hanover’s Board of Directors and I are confident in Mac’s proven history as a strong leader who understands the importance we place on our clients, team, culture, and values, and we are fortunate to have him as a part of our team.”

Wilcox has over 20 years of experience as a banking leader and entrepreneur. Under his leadership, Savoy Bank grew to nearly $700 million in assets prior to its merger with Hanover. Previously, Wilcox was President and CEO of a de novo community development bank he cofounded in the South Bronx.

“I am grateful to have this opportunity at such an incredible company. Collaboration, executing strategic growth and creating value for our clients, stakeholders and communities are fundamental to Hanover, and I look forward to working with our dynamic team as we pursue the opportunities that lie ahead,” stated Mac Wilcox.

As President, Wilcox will continue overseeing Hanover’s commercial and residential banking teams and exploration of new initiatives to support asset and earnings growth, while also taking a more active role in strategic planning and execution.







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