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First American Bank Welcomes Sasso to Head Business Development

November 27, 2023, 07:15 AM

First American Bank, a privately held, full-service bank with over $6 billion in assets serving the Chicago, Milwaukee, Miami and Tampa markets, welcomed Tony Sasso to its Tampa team as the new Senior Vice President, Commercial Lending. In his new role, Sasso will oversee business development in the bank’s West and Central Florida markets.

“We are excited to have Tony join our team to offer a full suite of banking and trust products to middle market clients and owner-managed businesses throughout West and Central Florida,” said Kevin Shukur, Tampa Market President of First American Bank.

Sasso looks forward to contributing over two decades of experience in bank sales and management to the First American Bank team. As a Business Banking Relationship Manager for Fifth Third Bank, and later a Commercial Banking Relationship Manager at Woodforest National Bank, Sasso provided solutions and services to small and commercial businesses while overseeing business development. Throughout his career, he has prioritized building enduring customer connections through integrity.

“After speaking with leadership, the decision to join was simple,” Sasso said. “Culturally, it was a perfect fit. I trust the bank's leadership, and their values were a significant factor in joining. First American Bank has a strong focus on the local community, which allows us to offer more personalized solutions and attentive customer service.”

At First American Bank, Sasso will continue to work with small to mid-sized companies with revenues up to $500 million, helping them meet their financial goals. He holds a bachelor’s degree in economics and finance from the University of South Florida, a Dale Carnegie Leadership Award, and a 40 Under 40 distinction from the Tampa Business Journal. He currently serves on the board of First Tee - Tampa Bay, which helps young people build character and resilience through golf.







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