Truist Announces Leadership Appointments and Senior Departure

TradingKeyOct 16, 2026 11:10 AM

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Truist Financial Corporation has appointed D. Steve Boland as vice chair to advance its strategic agenda and execute priority initiatives for its next growth phase. Concurrently, Dontá Wilson, chief consumer and small business banking officer, will depart from the institution.

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Truist Financial Corporation (NYSE: TFC) announced executive leadership appointments intended to complement the bank’s existing team as it focuses on its next phase of growth.

D. Steve Boland will join Truist as vice chair. In the role, Boland will work across the company to help advance the bank’s strategic agenda and support the execution of its highest-priority initiatives.

Truist also disclosed that Dontá Wilson, its chief consumer and small business banking officer, will leave the bank.

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