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Legacy Hires VP of Portfolio Management - February 19, 2008
 | | John W. Meyer |
PITTSFIELD – Legacy Banks has named John W. Meyer of Wynantskill, N.Y., as vice president for Legacy Portfolio Management .
Virgil Stucker, senior vice president of LPM, said Meyer will be a portfolio manager and will assist the division with new relationship development in Massachusetts and New York.
Meyer brings with him more than 30 years of trust banking experience, having most recently come from First Niagara Financial Group where he was vice president of its Trust and Investment Services Group. He also was chairman of the Trust and the Trust Investment committees. Meyer served in similar positions with The Bank of New York, First American Bank and Troy Savings Bank.
"Our team is thrilled that John is joining us. His expertise complements our investment approach," said Stucker. "Specifically, his knowledge of fixed income securities and his experience with the development and oversight of a large bank investment and trust division will serve us well. Most of all, I am pleased that John has a community banking background with a desire to develop deep and meaningful client relationships."
Meyer holds a bachelor's degree in marketing management from Siena College and graduated from the New York State Bankers Association Trust, Estate and Tax School. He resides in Wynantskill with his family.
Legacy Portfolio Management, the asset investment and trust management division of Legacy Banks, offers investment and insurance options for private individuals and families, corporate and non-profit institutions, private charitable foundations and trusts, and public pension funds. Legacy Banks operates 16 full-service branch offices in Berkshire County and New York. |
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