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Former U.S. Bank Exec Lisa Glover Will Be Interim CEO of LISC
LISC has named long-time board member Lisa Glover, a former banking executive with decades of experience in community development finance, as interim president and CEO.
Her first day will be March 1, 2021.
She will help guide an organization that has experienced tremendous growth and expansion in recent years—including more than $2 billion in community investments in 2020.
Glover spent more than 33 years at U.S. Bank before retiring last March. She served as executive vice president and director of community affairs, which included oversight of community outreach, diversity initiatives, environmental programs and compliance with the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA). She also served as executive vice president and chief risk officer for consumer banking as well as in other leadership positions related to corporate compliance, internal audit, lending, and operations.
“We’re fortunate to have someone of Lisa’s caliber to help manage operations during this transition period. She knows LISC well and has deep expertise in the many aspects of our work,” said Robert E. Rubin, LISC chairman. “She will work alongside LISC’s seasoned senior staff to support ongoing efforts focused on affordable housing, economic development, health, safety and jobs—with a clear focus on bridging the significant racial and socio-economic gaps that affect millions of people.”
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