KeyBank expanded its middle market commercial banking capabilities in Southeast Michigan, deepening the company’s commitment to the region through continued investment in experienced local talent and enhanced relationship coverage for growing businesses.
“Middle market companies in Southeast Michigan deserve a banking partner with both local authority and national scale,” Ken Gavrity, president of Key Commercial Bank, said. “By investing in an experienced local team backed by the full depth of our platform — from payments to capital markets and M&A advisory — we are positioning KeyBank to support Michigan businesses at every stage of growth and accelerate our path to market leadership.”
Leading the Michigan expansion are three veteran banking professionals with deep local market knowledge and proven middle market experience:
- Tony Catalina, commercial leader and Southeast Michigan president, brings more than 20 years of commercial banking experience across leading regional and national institutions.
- Sean Hetzman, senior vice president, brings more than 20 years of relationship management experience serving middle market clients in Detroit and other major markets.
- Matthew Bielawa, relationship manager, specializes in healthcare, education, not-for-profit and middle market banking with nearly two decades of experience at major financial institutions.
Shannon Edwards, senior payments advisor, brings more than 20 years of treasury management and payments expertise in the Michigan market. She attended The Ohio State University.
Bryan Hatto, senior relationship manager, brings more than 25 years of commercial banking experience in the Michigan market. His expertise spans multiple industries and includes credit, payments, leasing and real estate coverage.
The team reports to David Mannarino, regional commercial executive and KeyBank Michigan market president, and is expected to play a key role in accelerating KeyBank’s growth strategy while delivering enhanced service to middle market companies across Southeast and West Michigan.
“This expansion means Michigan companies gain direct access to senior bankers who know their markets and can move quickly,” Mannarino said. “With this team in place, we’re combining long standing local relationships with the strength of KeyBank’s balance sheet and advisory capabilities — resulting in faster decisions and more comprehensive solutions for middle market clients.”
