Recent Professional Movements in Delaware Business Community
The Delaware Business Times is buzzing with exciting news of professionals on the move in the state. From fintech to law to community leadership, here are some notable recent hirings, promotions, and appointments:
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Stephen Ovadje: Best Egg, a fintech company, has appointed Stephen Ovadje as their new Chief Consumer Lending Officer. Ovadje will be overseeing Best Egg’s consumer lending product suite, including personal loans, home secured loans, vehicle equity loans, and flexible rent. With a proven track record and commitment to customer service, Ovadje is set to elevate Best Egg’s lending products to new heights.
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Laurel D. Roglen: Ballard Spahr has promoted Laurel D. Roglen to partner. Roglen specializes in corporate bankruptcy and restructuring, representing corporations in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings and advising clients on their rights in bankruptcy cases. Her dedication to excellent work and client service has earned her this well-deserved promotion.
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Brian Nourie: Brian Nourie has been named Chair of United Way of Delaware’s Board of Directors. With a background in community-focused leadership and experience at M&T Bank, Nourie brings a wealth of knowledge to his new role. He is committed to addressing the community’s needs and driving progress in Delaware.
- Stacey Ioia: WSFS Bank has appointed Stacey Ioia as Senior Vice President, Director of Enterprise Fraud Risk Management. Ioia will lead the bank’s efforts in preventing, detecting, and mitigating financial criminal activity. With her experience in financial crimes and certifications in anti-money laundering and cyber investigations, Ioia is well-equipped to protect WSFS customers in a dynamic fraud landscape.
These professionals are making waves in their respective fields and are poised to make a significant impact in Delaware. Stay tuned for more updates on professionals on the move in the state.
