Huron Valley State Bank Appoints Angela Gammage As Senior Vice President – Group Manager

Huron Valley State Bank announces the appointment of Angela Gammage to Senior Vice President and Group Manager in the Commercial Loan division. In this pivotal role, Gammage spearheads the management of the lending team in Milford, driving the expansion of the bank’s diverse loan portfolio.

With an extensive background spanning over two decades in the financial services industry, Gammage previously served as the Senior Vice President and Business Banking Sales Manager at PNC Bank for more than 20 years. During her tenure, she successfully oversaw 9 locations across multiple counties throughout lower Michigan and managed up to 13 Relationship Managers, showcasing her exceptional leadership skills. Gammage also possesses valuable credit experience from throughout her career, backed by a solid foundation with a Bachelor of Business Administration from Western Michigan University.

Steve Peacock, the Executive Vice President of Huron Valley State Bank, expresses his enthusiasm, stating, "Gammage brings a wealth of banking experience and leadership skills that will undoubtedly enhance our Commercial Lending Team."

Jack Shubitowski, President and CEO of Huron Valley State Bank, underscores the strategic significance of Angela's appointment, stating “this role is strategic by providing succession management in the loan department and positioning us for future growth in our portfolio.”
For Gammage, joining Huron Valley State Bank represents a homecoming, “I worked in Milford early on in my banking career. I am excited to become an integral part of this community and to deepen my network in Oakland County. This is a great company to be a part of and I am happy to join the team and this community,” said Gammage.

Residing in Wixom, Angela Gammage enjoys travelling, country music concerts, reading, and volunteering her time. She is an avid animal lover who generously volunteers her time as the Dog Program Coordinator for a local animal sanctuary in Southeast Michigan.