Nichole Paneck
About Nichole Paneck
Nichole Paneck serves as the Vice President of Commercial Lending at WesBanco, a position she has held since 2019. She has a diverse educational background, including a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from St. Mary's College of Maryland and an Associate's degree from the College of Southern Maryland.
Work at WesBanco Bank
Nichole Paneck has held the position of Vice President Commercial Lending at WesBanco Bank since 2019. In this role, she is responsible for overseeing commercial lending operations and developing strategies to enhance the bank's lending portfolio. Her tenure at WesBanco spans 24 years, during which she has contributed to various initiatives aimed at improving customer service and financial solutions in California, Maryland.
Education and Expertise
Nichole Paneck has a diverse educational background. She studied General Studies at the College of Southern Maryland, where she earned an Associate's Degree from 1999 to 2000. She then attended St. Mary's College of Maryland, achieving a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from 2000 to 2003. Additionally, she completed a two-year program at the Maryland Bankers School from 2014 to 2016, further enhancing her expertise in banking and finance.
Background
Nichole Paneck completed her high school education at Chopticon High School, graduating with a High School Diploma in 1998. Her foundational education laid the groundwork for her subsequent studies in higher education and her career in banking. She has been actively involved in the financial sector since her early career, leading to her current role at WesBanco.
Professional Experience
With over two decades of experience in the banking industry, Nichole Paneck has developed a strong skill set in commercial lending and financial services. Her long-standing commitment to WesBanco Bank reflects her dedication to the organization and the community it serves. Throughout her career, she has focused on building relationships with clients and understanding their financial needs.