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BMO Private Bank North Central President Leaves; Successor Named
Eliane Chavagnon
15 May 2014
BMO Private Bank has named Steve Johnson as regional president, North Central states, replacing Jason Stamm, who the firm said has left the firm. Johnson will be responsible for the strategic development and delivery of wealth management services for high net worth individuals, family-owned businesses, endowments and foundations in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Indiana, Kansas and Missouri. He has held a variety of retail, commercial and wealth management leadership positions at BMO Harris Bank. In his most recent role – which he retains until a successor is named - he was regional president of retail and business banking in Arizona. Johnson has “extensive experience” in Milwaukee, BMO said, where he will be re-locating. BMO Private Bank is a brand name used in the US by BMO Harris Bank. The firm offers wealth management services including investment advisory, trust, banking and financial planning.
In other recent news, toward the end of April, Matt Miller was promoted to Western region president, succeeding Steve Matteucci, who took on a national role.