SPBL General Monthly Meeting

It's time for our General Monthly Meeting with the St. Pete Business League members and Board.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Topics to be discussed:

• New Membership Website
  
• Accessing Your Account and App
  
• Announcing our newest division of the SPBL
  
• New Member Benefits
  

This month Guest Speaker, Roy Binger 

Roy Binger has served the financial services industry for over 35 years.  Mr. Binger received his bachelor’s degree in Economics from Holy Cross College in Massachusetts, an MBA at the University of Miami in Finance, and graduated from the Emory Executive Advanced Leadership Program, Guizueta Business School. Recently he served as Senior Vice President Market Manager, Commercial Banking Manager for Seacoast Bank.  He was the CEO of a local community bank Peoples Bank, Miami, Florida. As the Senior Vice President, Retail Group Executive for Huntington Bank, Roy oversaw the expansion of a loan portfolio of over $1 billion while maintaining one of the lowest business banking delinquency ratios at the bank. He also served as Executive Vice President for one of SunTrust Bank’s largest divisions, overseeing $12 billion in assets, and as City President for SunTrust Bank St. Petersburg. In the financial sector, he is uniquely qualified to highlight risk management and commercial lending solutions to customize solutions for clients. He has been awarded the Tampa Bay Business Innovator of 2013 award and was inducted into the Florida Business Hall of Fame. Roy currently serves on the boards of several organizations, including St. Petersburg Chamber of Commerce, St. Petersburg Catholic High School, Mt. Zion Progressive Missionary Baptist Church, Tampa Bay Innovation Center.  He also served on the board of directors for The Museum of Fine Arts and The University of South Florida, St. Petersburg. Locally, he was instrumental in working with the City of St. Petersburg to bring a financial institution to the Midtown area as well as the revitalization of Tangerine Plaza. As a former member of the USF Board of Advisors, he was part of the process that led to the development of a student center and a school of business. Roy was also part of the team that led the sale of Bayfront Medical Center for $205 million which led to the creation of Foundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg.