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TD Bank Streamlines Regional Structure

The new four-region model consolidates leadership and operations to enhance operating model, client delivery and accelerate execution across the footprint.

byBrianna Wilson
December 18, 2025
in News, People

TD Bank will consolidate its Mid-South Metro segment into two newly defined regions, the Mid-Atlantic Metro and Southeast Metro, effective immediately. By integrating teams into these established regions, the bank can unify service models, accelerate decision-making and deepen access to expertise that supports clients and communities.

The realignment also creates more opportunities for collaboration — by combining strengths within two well-established regions, colleagues gain access to broader seasoned peer networks, specialized product knowledge and more integrated support. The structure also places additional leadership support and resources in the markets these teams serve each day. Rob Curley, regional president, a 36-year TD Bank veteran, will lead the Mid-Atlantic Metro, and the Southeast Metro will be led by Nick Miceli, regional president, who brings 28 years of experience with the bank. Their decades of experience provide a strong foundation for the regions’ continued momentum.

“This new regional structure strengthens our commitment to the communities we serve,” Andy Bregenzer, head of regional and small business banking at TD Bank, said. “By empowering local teams with greater resources and decision-making authority, we’re positioning ourselves to respond more quickly, support local growth more effectively and build even deeper relationships with our clients and community.”

The Mid-Atlantic Metro, under Curley’s leadership, will include Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Washington, D.C. and Virginia. The Southeast Metro, led by Miceli, will serve North Carolina through Florida. Existing leadership within these areas, including the Carolinas, will remain in place.

“Our stores and the experience we create are at the heart of how TD shows up for our clients and communities. This realignment builds on that foundation by bringing teams closer to the resources and expertise that provide that support every day,” Allison Robinson, head of retail distribution at TD Bank, said. “Through that combined strength, we can deliver a more consistent and connected experience for those we serve.”

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