Published December 30. 2017 09:00AM
Robin L. Wiessmann, secretary of banking and securities, recently visited the Jim Thorpe Neighborhood Bank.
Discussions were held with members of the bank’s Executive Management Team regarding many of the issues facing the banking industry today.
Wiessmann provides overall leadership to an agency that supervises 200 state-chartered banks, credit unions, and trust companies.
Since joining the department, she has reorganized several consumer outreach and education components of the department’s work into a single unit, Financial Services for Consumers & Business, and created a Cybersecurity Task Force, one of the first in the nation among state regulators to provide businesses access to resources and industry best practices to bolster cybersecurity policies and practices.
Robin L. Wiessmann, secretary of banking and securities visits with officials from the Jim Thorpe Neighborhood Bank. Seated, from left, are Craig A. Zurn, JTNB chief operating officer, Robin L. Wiessmann, PA Secretary of Banking & Securities, and Mary C. Marzen, credit administration officer. Standing are: Gregory C. Hartman, JTNB chief financial officer; Richard T. Kuhn, chief operating officer; Sarah A. Smith, assistant vice president; and Gino DeGiosio, vice president/commercial lending. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO