Truist names Lindsey Stampone as regional president for Pennsylvania and New Jersey

Truist (NYSE:TFC) appointed Lindsey Stampone as regional president for Pennsylvania and New Jersey, overseeing one of its fastest-growing regions.

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Truist (NYSE:TFC) appointed Lindsey Stampone as regional president for Pennsylvania and New Jersey, overseeing one of its fastest-growing regions. She brings nearly 20 years of commercial banking leadership, most recently as New Jersey market executive at Bank of America's Global Commercial Bank, succeeding Travis Rhodes.

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Key Figures

Leadership experience: nearly 20 years Regional growth period: over the past five years Regional footprint: a dozen regions +1 more

Leadership experience

nearly 20 years

Commercial banking leadership experience for Lindsey Stampone

Regional growth period

over the past five years

Expansion of Truist’s presence in Pennsylvania and New Jersey

Regional footprint

a dozen regions

Commercial loan and deposit portfolio comparison across Truist regions

Bank ranking

top‑10 commercial bank

Truist’s stated position among U.S. commercial banks

Historical Context

5 past events · Latest: May 27

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   Announced redemption of $1.5B senior notes due June 2027.

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   CFO scheduled to speak at Morgan Stanley U.S. Financials Conference.

3. May 12

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   CEO set to present at Bernstein Strategic Decisions Conference.

4. May 11

   Debt redemption

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   Announced redemption of $1.25B senior notes due May 2027.

5. Apr 28

   Dividend declaration

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   Declared $0.52 quarterly common dividend and preferred dividends.

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Key Terms

capital markets, wealth management, capital markets capabilities

3 terms

capital markets financial

"delivered banking, treasury and capital markets solutions to middle market"

Capital markets are places where people and organizations buy and sell long-term investments like stocks and bonds. They help connect those who need money to grow or fund projects with investors looking to earn returns over time. For investors, capital markets are important because they offer opportunities to invest, save, and grow their wealth through a variety of financial assets.

wealth management financial

"includes corporate and investment banking, wealth management, and specialized industry"

Wealth management is a professional service that helps people organize, grow and protect their money by combining investment advice with tax planning, retirement preparation and long-range financial planning into a single, ongoing strategy. Think of it as a personal financial coach and project manager who coordinates specialists and choices to meet life goals. For investors, it matters because it aligns investments with objectives, manages risk and seeks better after-tax outcomes over time.

capital markets capabilities financial

"treasury and payments solutions, and capital markets capabilities to support growth,"

Capital markets capabilities are the set of services, skills and systems that let a company or its financial partner raise money and trade securities efficiently—think of a toolkit for accessing investors, structuring offerings, setting prices and selling stocks or bonds, and maintaining market relationships. Investors care because strong capabilities make fundraising faster and cheaper, improve how easily shares or bonds can be bought and sold, and reduce the risk that a company will struggle to get capital when it needs it, much like a reliable bridge to reach buyers quickly.

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Investments in talent and deeper client relationships drive Truist's growth in strategically important region

CHARLOTTE, N.C., June 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Truist Financial Corporation today announced Lindsey Stampone has been named regional president for Pennsylvania and New Jersey, leading one of the company's fastest-growing and strategically important regions.

Over the past five years, Truist has expanded its presence in the region, growing its commercial loan and deposit portfolio to one of the largest among a dozen regions, driven by targeted investments in talent and deeper client relationships.

Stampone joins Truist with nearly 20 years of commercial banking leadership experience.

She previously held senior leadership roles across Bank of America's Global Commercial Bank, where she led growth strategies and delivered banking, treasury and capital markets solutions to middle market and large corporate clients.

Most recently, Stampone served as New Jersey market executive for Bank of America's Global Commercial Bank. Her background includes leadership roles spanning business banking, treasury sales, national sales teams, and regional strategy and operations.

"Lindsey's leadership experience, client‑first mindset, and commitment to people make her an exceptional fit for Truist and for the Pennsylvania and New Jersey markets," said Truist Head of Commercial Banking Jodie Hughes. "She embodies our purpose to inspire and build better lives and communities for clients, teammates and the markets we serve."

In her new role, Stampone will:

• Set regional strategy and accelerate market growth
• Strengthen client relationships and market presence
• Develop high‑performing teams that reflect Truist's purpose‑driven culture

"I'm excited to join Truist and to lead such a strong commercial and middle market banking team in Pennsylvania and New Jersey," said Stampone. "This is an important growth market, and I look forward to partnering across Wholesale Banking to support our clients, invest in our teams, and make a meaningful impact in the communities we serve."

Stampone serves on the board of directors for the Community Food Bank of New Jersey and previously served on the board of the YWCA of Minneapolis. She resides in New Jersey with her family.

She succeeds Travis Rhodes, who was previously named regional president of Truist's North Carolina West region.

As a top‑10 commercial bank, Truist combines local relationship management with national industry expertise to help commercial and middle market companies grow and operate with confidence. Truist partners with clients across every stage of the business lifecycle, bringing strategic advice, customized credit and financing, treasury and payments solutions, and capital markets capabilities to support growth, manage risk, and optimize cash flow.

Through an integrated platform that includes corporate and investment banking, wealth management, and specialized industry teams, Truist delivers holistic financial solutions designed to meet the complex needs of today's businesses and their leaders.

About Truist
Truist Financial Corporation is a purpose-driven financial services company committed to inspiring and building better lives and communities. Headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, Truist has leading market share in many of the high-growth markets in the U.S. and offers a wide range of products and services through wholesale and consumer businesses, including consumer and small business banking, commercial and corporate banking, investment banking and capital markets, wealth management, payments, and specialized lending businesses. Truist is a top 10 commercial bank with total assets of $549 billion as of March 31, 2026. Truist Bank, Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender. Learn more at Truist.com.

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Who is Lindsey Stampone, the new regional president for Truist (NYSE:TFC) in Pennsylvania and New Jersey?

Lindsey Stampone is Truist’s new regional president for Pennsylvania and New Jersey. According to Truist, she has nearly 20 years of commercial banking leadership experience, with prior senior roles at Bank of America’s Global Commercial Bank across strategy, treasury, and business banking.

What are Lindsey Stampone’s main responsibilities at Truist (NYSE:TFC) as of June 8, 2026?

Stampone will lead Truist’s Pennsylvania and New Jersey region. According to Truist, her responsibilities include setting regional strategy, accelerating market growth, strengthening client relationships and market presence, and developing high-performing teams aligned with the company’s purpose-driven culture across this important growth market.

Why is the Pennsylvania and New Jersey region important to Truist (NYSE:TFC) investors?

Truist describes Pennsylvania and New Jersey as one of its fastest-growing and strategically important regions. According to Truist, the commercial loan and deposit portfolio there has grown over five years to become one of the largest among the company’s dozen regions, highlighting regional significance.

What experience does Lindsey Stampone bring to Truist (NYSE:TFC)?

Stampone offers nearly two decades of commercial banking leadership. According to Truist, she previously held senior roles at Bank of America’s Global Commercial Bank, leading growth strategies and delivering banking, treasury, capital markets, and sales solutions to middle market and large corporate clients across multiple business lines.

Who did Lindsey Stampone replace as Truist (NYSE:TFC) regional president for Pennsylvania and New Jersey?

Lindsey Stampone succeeds Travis Rhodes in the regional president role. According to Truist, Rhodes was previously named regional president of Truist’s North Carolina West region, creating the leadership opportunity for Stampone in the Pennsylvania and New Jersey commercial and middle market banking markets.

How does Truist (NYSE:TFC) describe its commercial banking capabilities in relation to this leadership change?

Truist describes itself as a top-10 commercial bank combining local relationship management with national industry expertise. According to Truist, it offers strategic advice, customized credit, treasury and payments, and capital markets solutions through an integrated platform including corporate banking, investment banking, and wealth management teams.