STATE COLLEGE — Arthur J. Dangel Jr. is the new senior vice president and director of trust services at Kish Bank.
“Art is a strong and welcome addition to our wealth management team,” said William P. Hayes, chairman, president and CEO of Kish Bank and Kish Bancorp. “He brings experience and expertise in the management and delivery of sophisticated fiduciary and investment management services to higher net worth clients.”
Dangel will work closely with Wade Curry, who leads Kish Financial Solutions, a subsidiary company that provides investment advisory and financial planning services to individuals and businesses in the region, and Kayelene Sunderland, who is responsible for wealth management and trust administration. Robert McMinn, executive vice president and general counsel, will continue to have overall responsibility for Kish’s Wealth Management Division.
“I’m excited to work with the leadership team at Kish to grow the corporation’s trust services in the market,” said Dangel. “My principle office will be in State College, but I also look forward to working with clients in Mifflin and Huntingdon counties.
“Kish’s commitment to personalized financial services of the highest quality makes it a very attractive place to work.”
Dangel joins Kish after serving at First National Bank of Pennsylvania. He is a graduate of Penn State and holds an MBA from the Smeal College of Business at Penn State. Active in the community, he serves on the Centre County Natural Gas Task Force, is a member of the board of the Presbyterian Senior Living Foundation and is allocation committee chairperson for the Centre County United Way.
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