FNB opens building in Pittsburgh’s Lower Hill District

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FNB Financial Center in Pittsburgh’s Hill District.

Pittsburgh-based F.N.B. Corporation, a diversified financial services company operating in seven states and the District of Columbia, held a ceremonial ribbon-cutting on Tuesday to celebrate the opening of FNB Financial Center in Pittsburgh’s Lower Hill District neighborhood.

The 26-story tower features office space, conference rooms, a fitness center with showers and lockers, lounge space, an FNB Digital Branch in the lower lobby, an eStore Cafe, and a WiFi-enabled, tenant-only terrace. The digital branch incorporates self-service eStore kiosks with consultative personnel. The café offers dine-in, corporate catering and grab-and-go options.

“It is extremely rewarding to have played a role in bringing hundreds of high-quality jobs to Pittsburgh, and also to have realized the vision for this building for our employees and the community,” Vincent J. Delie, Jr., FNB chairman, president and CEO, said at the event. “Growing up on Pittsburgh’s North Side with views of the city, I was inspired by our skyline and its beauty, and now FNB is part of it — and we are here because of our determination and what we have achieved as a company.”

F.N.B. Corporation is the holding company for First National Bank. FNB has approximately 350 banking offices in Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Washington, D.C., Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.