IRVINE, CA--(Marketwire - August 13, 2010) - Plaza Bank (
Prior to joining the Plaza Bank team, Ali accumulated 22 years of experience in the financial industry, with much of his experience occurring in the Las Vegas, Nevada market. For eight years, Ali acted as President of Cardinal Health Financial Shared Services, Nevada, a wholly owned subsidiary of a worldwide health care company, where he effectively led and expanded 23 operating companies generating over $550M in annual revenue. His responsibilities included financial services, information technology, document management, process improvement, sales and service.
Ali gained additional experience in several roles at Bank of America, including VP/Branch Manager of a lead branch, VP/District Sales Manager and VP/District Financial Relationship Manager for high value net worth individuals. Ali has also developed numerous business development programs for multiple bank branches.
"We are pleased to have such an experienced and successful leader on our team," stated Gene Galloway, President of Plaza Bank. "Ali has a track record of driving dynamic and profitable business enterprises with worldwide scope, yet he is extremely familiar with the Las Vegas market. His ability to develop personalized enterprise solutions will greatly benefit local businesses."
Ali is a resident of Las Vegas and is actively involved in the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce, Nevada Development Authority and the Nevada Bankers Association.
To reach Ali, call him at (702) 523-1143 or email him at arizvi@swusabank.com.
About Plaza Bank
Plaza Bank is a full-service business bank headquartered in Irvine, California with an additional full service branch location in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The Bank is dedicated to meeting the financial needs of the small business customer with innovative diverse products and personalized service. For additional information, visit the Plaza Bank website at www.plazabank.net.
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Media Contacts:
Gene Galloway
President
Plaza Bank
(702) 277-2221
or (949) 502-4309