Mark Whitt
About Mark Whitt
Mark Whitt serves as the Vice President Commercial Lending Officer at WesBanco Bank, specializing in commercial real estate and commercial and industrial lending transactions. He has 26 years of experience in banking and credit-related sectors, including previous roles as Branch Manager and Business Development Coordinator.
Work at WesBanco Bank
Mark Whitt has been employed at WesBanco Bank since 2007, currently holding the position of Vice President Commercial Lending Officer. His role involves overseeing commercial lending operations, with a focus on commercial real estate and commercial and industrial lending transactions. Prior to his current position, he served as Branch Manager and Community Reinvestment Act Chair for the Dayton and Springfield Region from 2003 to 2006, where he managed banking operations in Centerville.
Education and Expertise
Mark Whitt specializes in commercial real estate and commercial and industrial (C&I) lending transactions. He possesses extensive knowledge in these areas, supported by 26 years of experience in the banking sector, particularly in commercial and retail management and sales. His expertise allows him to effectively navigate complex lending scenarios and contribute to the financial growth of his clients.
Background
Mark Whitt has a diverse background in the banking industry, with a career spanning over two decades. His experience includes significant roles in commercial lending and retail management. Before joining WesBanco, he held positions that involved managing branch operations and community reinvestment initiatives, which laid the foundation for his current responsibilities.
Achievements
Throughout his career, Mark Whitt has contributed to various sales initiatives and goals as the Business Development Coordinator for the Southern region, which includes Centerville, Beavercreek, Enon, and Yellow Springs. His focus on business development has played a key role in enhancing the bank's service offerings and client relationships in these areas.