KeyBank Names Eric Fiala Head of Corporate Responsibility
KeyBank has appointed Eric Fiala as Head of Corporate Responsibility, overseeing community engagement and ESG initiatives. Gwen Robinson has been hired to lead the CRA team, aiming to maintain the bank's 'Outstanding' CRA rating. KeyBank promotes Kawanza Humphrey and Stacy Thompson to regional Corporate Responsibility Managers. The bank has a strong history of responsible banking, recently launching a $16.5 billion Community Benefits Plan. Additionally, it committed $18 million in philanthropic efforts in response to COVID-19, showcasing a commitment to supporting low-income communities.
- Appointment of Eric Fiala as Head of Corporate Responsibility to enhance community engagement.
- Gwen Robinson's hiring supports maintaining an 'Outstanding' CRA rating.
- Recent commitment of $18 million in philanthropy demonstrates strong community support.
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CLEVELAND, Nov. 19, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- KeyBank announced today it has named Eric Fiala as Head of Corporate Responsibility. In this role, Fiala will oversee the company's community engagement, ESG, philanthropy, and Community Reinvestment Act teams.
Additionally, KeyBank announced that Gwen Robinson has been hired as the Director of CRA Data and Compliance. In this role, Robinson will lead KeyBank's Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) team and develop strategies to support the companywide commitment to maintain the bank's "Outstanding" CRA rating. Robinson will report to Fiala in her new role.
"Eric is proven leader with deep experience in corporate responsibility, finance, analytics, and banking," said Trina Evans, Chief of Staff and Director of Corporate Center, KeyCorp (NYSE: KEY). "He has a passion for driving systemic change and positive, measurable outcomes for the communities we serve."
Eric Fiala joined Key in 2002 and has held roles of increasing responsibility in Corporate Finance, Analytics, and Corporate Responsibility. This included serving as Consumer Bank Finance Director and Director of Client Insights. Most recently, Fiala led KeyBank's Community Initiatives and Relations, and Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) teams.
Prior to joining KeyBank, Gwen Robinson led a market research and strategic consulting practice for financial technology companies and impact investment funds. She has served as an executive in the New York State Department of Financial Services where she led the Consumer Examinations Unit and managed teams conducting consumer compliance, fair lending, and CRA examinations as well as programs to encourage banking access in low-income neighborhoods. In the private sector, Robinson has been the CRA Officer for GE Capital Retail Bank, Goldman Sachs Bank, and Santander Bank.
KeyBank also announced it has promoted Kawanza Humphrey (based in Buffalo, NY) to East Region Corporate Responsibility Manager and Stacy Thompson (based in Dayton, OH) to West & Midwest Region Corporate Responsibility Manager. Kawanza and Stacy will lead teams of Corporate Responsibility Officers across KeyBank's 15-state footprint to focus on local execution of its Community Benefits Plan and CRA obligations. Both Kawanza and Stacy will report to Eric Fiala.
With nine consecutive "Outstanding" ratings from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency for exceeding the requirements of the Community Reinvestment Act, KeyBank has a long-standing commitment to responsible banking, responsible operations, and responsible citizenship. In 2016, KeyBank launched a
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