Troy Campbell Named to FDIC Advisory Committee, Altoona PA, 2023

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has made a significant move in the realm of community banking by naming seven new members to its Advisory Committee on Community Banking. Among the notable appointees is Troy Campbell, President and CEO of Altoona First Savings Bank in Altoona, Pennsylvania.

This move comes as the FDIC continues its efforts to address a wide range of community banking issues. The May 3rd meeting will focus on local banking conditions and policy updates from the FDIC’s senior staff, including insights from the Small Business Lending Survey.

Joining Campbell are Robert James II from Carver State Bank in Savannah, Georgia; Trey Maust of Lewis & Clark Bank in Oregon City, Oregon; Dominik Mjartan of Optus Bank in Columbia, South Carolina; Arlen Osterbuhr of Minden Exchange Bank and Trust Company in Minden, Nebraska; Shane Pilarski of Alliance Bank in Francesville, Indiana; and Kim Reigelsberger from Preferred Bank in Rothville, Missouri.

The Advisory Committee, composed of a diverse group of community bankers across the country, plays a crucial role in shaping policy and regulatory matters affecting community banks. The new members will join an esteemed group of current committee members who bring extensive experience and expertise to the table.

Established in 2009, the Advisory Committee on Community Banking is committed to promoting stability and innovation within the community banking sector. The virtual meeting on May 3rd will be open to the public via live webcast, ensuring transparency and accessibility for all interested parties.

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