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TD names Andrew Cribb as new Senior Vice President and Pacific Region Head of Branch Banking

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Canada NewsWire

VANCOUVER, Jan. 22, 2019 /CNW/ - Today, TD announced the appointment of Andrew Cribb as Senior Vice President and Regional Head of Pacific Region – British Columbia and Yukon – for Branch Banking.

TD announced the appointment of Andrew Cribb as Senior Vice President and Regional Head of Branch Banking for B.C. and Yukon. Cribb's focus will be to help grow TD's business in the Region, which is an important market for the bank. Cribb joined TD in 2013 and was previously Vice President, North American Phone Channel. (CNW Group/TD Bank Group)

"The Pacific Region is an important growth market for TD and one where we continue to build our business," said Andrew Pilkington, Executive Vice President, Canadian Personal Banking, TD Canada Trust. " Andy Cribb is a natural leader and has made a noticeable impact since joining TD in 2013. He is known as a thoughtful leader with a strong focus on building talent and has the ability to drive results."

Cribb began his career at Capital One Canada where he was head of product and marketing strategy and held various roles with increasingly more responsibility over 12 years in both the United Kingdom and Canada. Most recently at TD, he was Vice President, North American Phone Channel.

"I'm energized and excited to be taking on this important role at the bank helping to grow TD's business in B.C. and the Yukon, to support the bank in being a customer service leader and to help our customers feel more confident in their financial futures," said Cribb. "As the region's economy continues to grow and thrive, I see this as a wonderful opportunity to increase TD's market share in one of Canada's most promising and dynamic markets."

In this role, Cribb is looking forward to continuing TD's community commitment with numerous organizations and events like the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival and the Vancouver Pride Parade & Festival, as well a sponsorship of the Vancouver Canucks.

Cribb succeeds Mauro Manzi, who served as Senior Vice President, Pacific Region, for over five years and decided to pursue other opportunities outside the organization.

"On behalf of TD, I want to express my deepest appreciation and gratitude to Mauro for his leadership in Pacific and in previous senior roles at the bank," said Pilkington. "Mauro helped increase TD's presence in B.C. and the Yukon and was a passionate community leader.  We thank him and wish him all the best."

About TD Canada Trust

TD Canada Trust offers personal and business banking to more than 12 million customers. We provide a wide range of products and services from chequing and savings accounts, to credit cards, mortgages and business banking, to credit protection and travel medical insurance, as well as advice on managing everyday finances. TD Canada Trust makes banking comfortable with award-winning service and convenience through 24/7 mobile, internet, telephone and ATM banking, as well as in over 1,100 branches, with convenient hours to serve customers better. For more information, please visit: tdcanadatrust.com. TD Canada Trust is the Canadian retail bank of TD Bank Group, the sixth largest bank in North America. Mutual Funds Representatives with TD Investment Services Inc. distribute mutual funds at TD Canada Trust.

SOURCE TD Bank Group

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