Millersburg-based Mid Penn Bank, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Mid Penn Bancorp, recently promoted Jordan D. Space to president of the bank and chief operating officer of the company, effective Jan. 12.
Space replaces chief operating officer Justin Webb who is now chief financial officer. In his new role, Space will oversee loan and deposit operations groups, oversee credit and credit administration functions, and provide an integrated approach to all aspects of the bank’s noninterest income growth.
He joined Mid Penn Bank in 2022 and was responsible for the establishment of the private bank. He has more than 15 years experience in the financial services industry including serving as S&T Bank market president for the eastern Pennsylvania region and Integrity Bank’s chief lending officer.
“We are excited to elevate Jordan to president of the private bank and chief operating officer of the company,” Rory G. Ritrievi, Mid Penn chairman, president, and CEO, said. “During his short time with the Bank, Jordan has been a strategic leader across the company, and he will be a key driver in growing the organization’s revenue and operational excellence for years to come.”
Mid Penn Bank operates 49 retail locations in Pennsylvania and central New Jersey with assets totaling approximately $5 billion.