Fifth Third Expands into Alabama, Opens Birmingham-based Commercial Banking Office
Fifth Third has announced the opening of a new commercial banking office in Birmingham, Alabama, marking its initial entry into the Alabama market. Expanding its operations in the Southeast, which began seven years ago, the bank already has a presence in Tennessee, Georgia, the Carolinas, and Florida. The new office will offer commercial and treasury management services and eventually include a Private Bank office. Leading the Alabama team are seasoned professionals from BB&T (now Truist), such as Joshua Petty and Burton McDonald, who bring decades of experience in commercial and middle market banking. This expansion aims to attract and retain local talent to cater to Birmingham's unique market needs.
- Fifth Third is expanding into the Alabama market, increasing its footprint in the Southeast.
- The new Birmingham office will offer commercial and treasury management services, with plans to add a Private Bank office.
- Experienced professionals from BB&T (now Truist) have been hired, bringing decades of experience to the new branch.
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Fifth Third’s strategic expansion in the Southeast, now in its seventh year, originally focused on
“We are proud to plant our flag in Birmingham,” said Randy Koporc, regional president for Fifth Third in
The Fifth Third Alabama team includes:
Joshua Petty, senior vice president, commercial line of business manager: With more than 20 years of experience at BB&T, now Truist, Petty led retail, commercial and middle market banking teams spanning from
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Scott Goedecke, senior vice president, commercial relationship manager - middle market: With nearly 10 years of combined experience in leading Commercial and middle market strategy at BB&T (now Truist) and working for a middle market company, Goedecke joins Fifth Third and is responsible for identifying, soliciting, developing, managing, servicing and expanding Commercial and middle market relationships in
Jason Sparks, vice president, portfolio manager: With more than 20 years of experience in various roles including branch manager, small business relationship manager and Commercial middle market portfolio manager for BB&T, now Truist, Jason joins Fifth Third and is responsible for the structuring and underwriting of various credit facilities to meet our clients’ capital needs.
Sirus Tahmaseb CTP, AAP, treasury manager: With more than 30 years of treasury management experience serving as a programmer analyst and product manager, as well as a sales manager consultant for Truist, Wells Fargo and PNC Bank, Tahmaseb will help Fifth Third’s middle market clients create strategic and customizable treasury management solutions to improves cash flow, automate payments, and minimizes risk.
“This dynamic team has a strong reputation in the market, and has served
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