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Pacific Valley Bank Appoints William F. Filippin as Chief Credit Officer
Slice of Finance Team
30 Jan
Key Highlights:
William F. Filippin appointed as Chief Credit Officer at Pacific Valley Bank.
Brings 30+ years of community banking experience, specializing in credit risk management and portfolio oversight.
Previously served at Community West Bank, leading strategic initiatives, including expansion into San Luis Obispo County.
Holds degrees from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, and the Graduate School of Banking in Madison, Wisconsin.
Active in the Central Coast community, including leadership roles with Arroyo Grande Chamber of Commerce and charitable organizations.
Source: PR Newswire
Notable Quotes:
"We're thrilled to welcome Bill to Pacific Valley Bank. His proven track record in credit administration and deep understanding of the Central Coast market make him the perfect fit for our team. Bill’s experienced leadership and commitment to excellence align perfectly with our spirit of ‘Let's Get This Done."
"I'm excited to join Pacific Valley Bank and return to my roots in community banking. Throughout my career, I've seen firsthand how local decision-making and deep market knowledge can make a real difference for businesses and communities. I'm confident that my experience in credit administration and portfolio management will help Pacific Valley Bank continue its growth while maintaining strong credit quality."
Why This Matters:
Pacific Valley Bank’s appointment of William F. Filippin as Chief Credit Officer signals a strong commitment to credit quality, portfolio growth, and community engagement. With over 30 years of expertise in credit risk management and strategic banking initiatives, Filippin’s leadership will be instrumental in supporting local businesses and economic development on California’s Central Coast. His deep regional knowledge and industry expertise make him a strategic asset as Pacific Valley Bank continues to expand and strengthen its financial services.