Mid Penn Bank names Scott Micklewright chief operating officer

Mid Penn Bank, a subsidiary of Mid Penn Bancorp (NASDAQ: MPB), has appointed Scott W. Micklewright as chief operating officer, effective immediately, according to a company statement.

Micklewright, who holds the title of First Senior Executive Vice President, will oversee loan, deposit and treasury services operations, human resources, credit underwriting and administration, retail banking, and residential mortgage lending. He has been with Mid Penn for more than 17 years in senior executive roles and will continue to report to Bank President and Chief Executive Officer Rory Ritrievi.

The Bank also announced several other leadership changes. Senior Executive Vice President Heather Hall has been named president of the Bank's western division, covering Dauphin, Cumberland, Lancaster, Berks, Schuylkill, Luzerne, Clearfield, Centre, Fayette and Westmoreland counties, as well as adjoining counties. Hall previously served as chief lending officer and market president for the Greater Harrisburg market.

Margaret Steinour has been named First Executive Vice President and chief operations officer, reporting to Micklewright. Steinour has been with Mid Penn for 14 years and previously served as chief administrative officer.

Heather Petito-Bentley has been named chief administrative officer, succeeding Steinour. She will oversee human resources functions and related programs. Petito-Bentley has been with Mid Penn for eight years, previously serving as deputy director of human resources and performance coach, and will report to Micklewright.

Mid Penn Bank is headquartered in Millersburg, Pennsylvania, operates 59 retail locations across Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and holds total assets of more than $7 billion.

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