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Baker Hill Names New CEO, John M. Deignan
[May 19, 2017]

Baker Hill Names New CEO, John M. Deignan


Baker Hill, a leading provider of technology solutions for common loan origination, relationship management and smart data analytics, has named John M. Deignan its new chief executive officer, effective immediately.

Deignan joins Baker Hill poised for continued growth and success. With nearly three decades of experience, he spent most of his career at Diebold Nixdorf, holding various senior leadership positions. His primary focus has been the community bank and credit union markets, which will be invaluable to transitioning Baker Hill as a driving force in lending solutions.

"I am honored to take on this new role and work with our world class leadership team to drive growth based on the foundational work that has been done," said Deignan. "Baker Hill isuniquely positioned to help financial institutions compete and win. Our latest innovation, Baker Hill NextGen (News - Alert)™, combines the best of our solutions into one common loan origination, portfolio risk management and decision support system to cultivate strong growth and profitability for our customers. This platform is truly revolutionary and I look forward to driving significant and sustainable growth."



John Kish, chairman of the board at Baker Hill, said, "With decades of proven experience growing businesses, John is an excellent choice to lead Baker Hill. He has demonstrated dynamic leadership throughout his career that will be of tremendous value to our customers."

About Baker Hill


Baker Hill empowers financial institutions to work smarter and drive more profitable relationships. The company delivers solutions that streamline origination and portfolio management for business, consumer direct and indirect lending. Baker Hill also delivers sophisticated business intelligence and revenue enhancement solutions that support sound business decisions to mitigate risk and generate growth. Baker Hill is the #1 provider of member business lending services, serving 600 financial institutions, including more than 20% of the top 150 U.S. banks and 20% of the top 25 U.S. credit unions. For more information, visit www.bakerhill.com.


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