DALLAS, Jan. 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Bank of America Dallas Market President
Richard Holt announced today that Richard H. Vitale has been named to manage
Bank of America's Not-for-Profit Healthcare and Institutions Practice for
North and Central Texas.
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"Richard has blended his extensive experience in developing financial
solutions for not-for-profits with a passion for helping our community," said
Holt. "Bank of America holds a leading market share nationally and locally in
the not-for-profit sector. Richard's bias for action has been a great benefit
to our clients and our company."
Vitale is responsible for providing comprehensive integrated financial
solutions and industry expertise to not-for-profit healthcare companies,
private educational institutions, and other not-for-profit organizations in
North and Central Texas. Vitale and his team manage many of the largest
not-for-profit relationships in this region.
Vitale joined a Bank of America predecessor company in 1994, and has been
in commercial banking for his entire banking career. He was born and reared in
Dallas and is a proud graduate of the Dallas Independent School District.
Vitale also earned his undergraduate degree from the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill. Upon graduation, Vitale returned to North Texas with
the bank.
Vitale has distinguished himself as a senior leader in the community and
has actively volunteered with many organizations. He currently serves as a
Board Member and Executive Committee Member for the March of Dimes, Dallas
Division; as Chairman of the Board of the YMCA at White Rock in Dallas; as a
Board Member of the YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas; as a Board Member and
Executive Committee Member of the North Dallas Chamber of Commerce; as a Board
Member of the Suicide and Crisis Center of North Texas as a member of the
Leadership Dallas Alumni Association; and as a member of the Principal's
Community Advisory Committee of Woodrow Wilson High School, a Dallas
Independent School District, nationally recognized, campus.
Bank of America is the predominant middle-market bank in the U.S., serving
companies with annual revenues of between $20 million and $2 billion as well
as not-for-profits and governments. We leverage our coast-to-coast footprint,
global reach and product breadth with the industry expertise of our client
teams to offer our clients integrated solutions that include credit,
investment banking, international banking, global treasury services,
investment services and personal wealth management.
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clients in more than 150 countries and has relationships with 99 percent of
the U.S. Fortune 500 companies and 83 percent of the Fortune Global 500. Bank
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