On November 2, 2026, Mid Penn Bancorp, Inc. announced the hiring of Rob Curley, III, as President of the Eastern Division of Mid Penn Bank. This strategic appointment is set to take effect in late November 2026 and aims to bolster the bank's leadership and market presence in the greater Philadelphia area.

Mid Penn Bancorp, headquartered in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, operates as a state commercial bank under the ticker MPB on the Nasdaq exchange. The company has been actively expanding its footprint, with recent filings indicating a commitment to growth and development within the banking sector.

The filing revealed that Curley brings over 37 years of financial services experience, having spent his entire career at TD Bank or its predecessor, Commerce Bank N.A. His most recent role was as executive vice president and regional president of the Mid-Atlantic metro area, where he oversaw a team of approximately 2,500 employees and directed operations across a network of over 280 locations.

Curley expressed enthusiasm about joining Mid Penn Bank, stating, "I am excited to join Mid Penn Bank where I have an opportunity to take on a broader leadership role and help guide a growing, community-faced institution into its next chapter." His extensive background and established market presence are expected to enhance the bank’s strategic direction and service offerings.

Rory Ritrievi, President and CEO of Mid Penn Bancorp, highlighted the significance of Curley’s appointment, noting, "To be able to attract a bank executive with Rob's long history of success throughout the greater Philadelphia metro area is truly meaningful." This sentiment reflects the bank's confidence in Curley’s ability to lead and drive growth in a competitive market.

As Mid Penn Bank continues to expand its operations, Curley’s leadership is anticipated to play a crucial role in enhancing customer service and operational efficiency. The bank operates 59 retail locations throughout Pennsylvania and central and southern New Jersey, with total assets exceeding $7 billion.

The filing does not specify the next steps following Curley’s hiring, but it indicates a clear commitment to strengthening the bank's leadership team during a pivotal time in the financial services industry.