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BBandT promotes from within [The Wilson Daily Times, N.C.]
(Wilson Daily Times (NC) Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Nov. 7--BB&T has promoted Chris Heeley to executive vice president. Heeley, who joined the bank in 2005, is the enterprise spend management manager in BB&T's Financial Division at 2713 Forest Hills Road. The St. Louis native earned his bachelor's degree in business administration from Washington University and his master's degree in business administration from Our Lady of the Lake University. Heeley and his family live in Wilson. He serves on the local board of the YMCA.
Arnie Ogburn has been promoted to vice president. Ogburn, who joined the bank in 2001, is an IT business consultant in BB&T's IT Risk Management Services department at 2101 Tarboro St. Ogburn is a Garner native who lives in Four Oaks with his wife, Gloria, and their children.
Kimberly Allen Fitzgerald has been promoted to banking officer. Fitzgerald, a Wilson native who joined the bank in 2006, is an analyst in BB&T's Operational Risk Management department at 223 W. Nash St.
Charles Fluno has been promoted to vice president. Fluno, who joined the bank in 2000, is a bankruptcy team manager in BB&T's Special Assets/Bankruptcy department at 2713 Forest Hills Road. The Rocky Mount native earned his bachelor's degree in business administration from East Carolina University.
Amber Rajani Moore has been promoted to assistant vice president. Moore, who joined the bank in 2005, is a business unit liaison in BB&T's Operational Risk Management department at 223 W. Nash St. The Wilson native earned bachelor's degrees in English and political science from Barton College.
Lisa Ann Savino has been promoted to vice president. Savino, who joined the bank in 1994, is an operations division support manager in BB&T's Transaction and Information Support department at 2501 Wooten Blvd. The Brooklyn, N.Y., native earned her bachelor's degree in human resource management and business administration from Barton College.
On Sept. 30, the Winston-Salem, N.C.-based BB&T Corp. had $165.3 billion in assets and operated more than 1,800 financial centers in 13 states and Washington, D.C.
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