Old National Bank, a wholly-owned banking subsidiary of Old National Bancorp, appointed John C. Thurston corporate banking executive and senior vice president of corporate banking.
With a background in the banking industry spanning more than 30 years, in his new role, Thurston will be responsible for leading and overseeing teams within Old National’s corporate banking business segment with a focus on developing and executing strategic initiatives, driving new business and fostering existing relationships with corporate clients.
“We are excited to welcome John Thurston to Old National Bank,” David Knapp, president of corporate banking at Old National Bank, said. “John’s experience in the middle-market and corporate banking segments throughout his career and a proven track record of delivering results make him a great fit as we continue to grow our corporate banking business. We are confident that John’s strategic insights and leadership will further strengthen our position as a trusted partner for our corporate clients.”
Thurston joined Old National Bank after more than 12 years with Bank of the West/BMO as an area manager and managing director, leading teams across the Rocky Mountain, Midwest and East Coast regions of the U.S. His teams focused on developing relationships and delivering banking solutions to clients within diversified industries, agribusiness, real estate, healthcare, technology and multi-national corporations. He was also a member of Bank of the West’s enterprise leadership team. Prior to Bank of the West/BMO, Thurston led middle-market banking teams at The Private Bank and LaSalle Bank.
“I am thrilled to join the team and be a part of the growth story at Old National Bank,” Thurston said. “I am excited about the opportunity to work with the many talented people at Old National Bank and do my part to contribute to the continued growth and success of the organization. I look forward to developing meaningful relationships across the Old National Bank network, existing clients, prospective clients and the financial industry.”
