Columbia, Md. (October 21, 2015) — Bay Bank, the bank built by entrepreneurs for entrepreneurs, is pleased to announce that Vice President and Relationship Manager Richard Yoskey has been selected as a winner of SmartCEO’s 2015 Money Manager Awards. The winners were announced at a ceremony on Oct. 15, 2015, at The Grand in Baltimore where more than 200 executives and decision makers were in attendance.
“We are proud to see a leader like Rich receive recognition for the outstanding work he does for our clients and in the local banking community,” said Bay Bank EVP and Chief Lending Officer King Corbett. “He sets the bar high and we congratulate him for a well-deserved win.”
The Money Manager Awards program honors bankers, wealth managers and advisors who have been instrumental in the growth and success of their clients’ organizations and/or portfolios. Finalists were chosen by an independent committee of local business leaders.
“The financial landscape is ever changing. And whether you are growing a business or are managing a personal portfolio, having a trusted financial advisor could make all the difference,” says Jaime Nespor-Zawmon, president of SmartCEO Events. “That’s why we’re recognizing the region’s top money managers. These dedicated men and women commit themselves to helping businesses and individuals build stronger financial futures.”
The 2015 Money Manager Award finalists and winners were profiled in the September/October issue of Baltimore SmartCEO magazine. To view the full list of winners online, please visit www.smartceo.com/baltimore-money-manager.
About Bay Bank
Bay Bank, FSB is headquartered in Columbia, Maryland, and serves the community with a network of 11 branches strategically located throughout the region. Founded in 2010, the bank has quickly developed a strong reputation for its focus on being the bank built by entrepreneurs for entrepreneurs. The bank has total assets of around $480 million. The bank’s parent company, Bay Bancorp, Inc., trades on the NASDAQ Capital Market under the ticker symbol “BYBK.”