Crossroads Bank Welcomes Stacy Wiley As Vice President And Chief Financial Officer
January 18, 2025 at 1:00 a.m.
Stacy Wiley has been appointed vice president and chief financial officer at Crossroads Bank.
Wiley brings extensive expertise, exceptional communication skills and strong leadership to the team, the release from Crossroads Bank states. With a Bachelor of Science and an MBA in Business Management from Purdue Fort Wayne, along with a tax agent certification, she is prepared for the role, according to the release. Wiley’s experience includes leadership positions in operations, accounting and human resources within the financial industry.
Wiley is community-minded, understanding the importance of building strong local connections and supporting the areas where we live and work, according to the provided release. She and her family engage in their community.
“Stacy’s experience and leadership will be instrumental as we continue to deliver innovative solutions and exceptional service,” said Roger Cromer, president and chief executive officer of Crossroads Bank.
Stacy Wiley has been appointed vice president and chief financial officer at Crossroads Bank.
Wiley brings extensive expertise, exceptional communication skills and strong leadership to the team, the release from Crossroads Bank states. With a Bachelor of Science and an MBA in Business Management from Purdue Fort Wayne, along with a tax agent certification, she is prepared for the role, according to the release. Wiley’s experience includes leadership positions in operations, accounting and human resources within the financial industry.
Wiley is community-minded, understanding the importance of building strong local connections and supporting the areas where we live and work, according to the provided release. She and her family engage in their community.
“Stacy’s experience and leadership will be instrumental as we continue to deliver innovative solutions and exceptional service,” said Roger Cromer, president and chief executive officer of Crossroads Bank.