Bank of the Sierra names Matthew Macia Executive VP, Chief Risk Officer
Macia becomes the first Chief Risk Officer in the bank’s history
–Bank of the Sierra announced this week that Matthew Macia had been named the Bank’s Executive Vice President and Chief Risk Officer. There is a Bank of the Sierra branch located at 1207 Spring St. in Paso Robles.
Macia is the first Chief Risk Officer in the bank’s history, and he will be responsible for its risk management program. Macia will monitor and assess potential risk and create solutions to manage and report it, with the cooperation of several of the bank’s departments. He will become the bank’s fifth executive officer and join its senior management team.
Macia brings over 27 years of experience in banking to the position. Most recently, he was Chief Risk Officer and Managing Director at TIAA-CREF in Charlotte, North Carolina, where he built out the entire risk management program for the bank. He has also worked for HSBC, Wells Fargo, and Bank of America. Macia was raised in Redwood City, California, and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in economics from Fresno State. He knows Porterville and Tulare County well and considers the Central Valley to be his home.
“We’re incredibly excited to add Matthew to the Bank of the Sierra family,” said Kevin McPhaill, the bank’s President and Chief Executive Officer. “Our continued growth over the past 40-plus years has made a Chief Risk Officer position vital to our business, and someone with his considerable knowledge is a perfect fit for our bank.”
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