Mark A. Chancy was elected to Wells Fargo’s board of directors, effective immediately. Chancy will serve on the board’s audit and risk committees.

Chancy was most recently vice chairman and co-chief operating officer at SunTrust Banks, where he led SunTrust’s consumer segment, which included consumer banking, mortgage and consumer lending, private wealth management, deposits and virtual channels, and consumer operations. Chancy has more than 30 years of banking and financial services experience, including 18 years at SunTrust, where he served in a range of leadership roles spanning consumer and commercial banking, investment banking, and financial management until retiring in December 2019.

“We are delighted to welcome Mark to the board,” Charles Noski, chairman of the board for Wells Fargo, said. “He is an experienced banker with risk and regulatory expertise, a deep financial services background, a record of proven business results and a customer-first mindset.”

“Mark brings an impressive combination of business, operational and finance experience in the banking industry to our board,” Charlie Scharf, CEO of Wells Fargo, said. “His leadership of consumer and commercial businesses, his experience as a chief financial officer, including during the 2008 financial crisis, and his strategic expertise will provide valuable insight to our board.”

Chancy served as vice chairman and consumer segment executive of SunTrust from April 2017 and co-chief operating officer from February 2018 until he retired in December 2019. Previously, Chancy led the wholesale banking segment from April 2011 to April 2017, including oversight of corporate and investment banking, commercial and business banking, commercial real estate, and treasury and payment solutions. Chancy served as CFO of SunTrust from August 2004 to April 2011, including oversight of the treasury, investor relations, strategic finance, controllers, mergers and acquisitions, tax, and insurance functions. He also previously served as treasurer of SunTrust and CFO of The Robinson-Humphrey Company, which SunTrust purchased in 2001.

Chancy serves on the board of directors of EVO Payments.