Bank of America executive to speak at Lycoming College

Lycoming College said alumnus and Bank of America executive Jeremy Reichle will speak Oct. 29 as part of the James W. Harding Executive Speaker Series.

By Williamsport Local Staff
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In short

  • The event is part of the James W. Harding Executive Speaker Series and is sponsored by the college’s Institute for Management Studies, the announce...
  • Reichle, a 2003 Lycoming graduate, is a senior vice president and senior relationship manager at Bank of America, according to the college.
  • His talk is titled “Banking on Relationships: Life Lessons in Finance, from Lycoming College to Bank of America.”

The event is part of the James W. Harding Executive Speaker Series and is sponsored by the college’s Institute for Management Studies, the announcement said.

Reichle, a 2003 Lycoming graduate, is a senior vice president and senior relationship manager at Bank of America, according to the college. His talk is titled “Banking on Relationships: Life Lessons in Finance, from Lycoming College to Bank of America.”

Reichle earned a bachelor’s degree in management and finance from Lycoming and a master’s degree in finance from Rochester Institute of Technology, the announcement said. He is a CFA Charterholder and has worked in middle market and corporate banking across the Mid-Atlantic region, according to the college.

The announcement said Reichle works on Bank of America’s Global Commercial Banking team, where he takes a consultative approach with clients and develops solutions focused on long-term relationships. It also noted that he mentors through The Foundation for Free Enterprise Education.

The Harding series is named for James W. Harding, a 1938 Lycoming graduate and Kemper Insurance executive, and was endowed by a grant from the James S. Kemper Foundation, the college said. The series gives students opportunities to meet and network with business executives, according to the announcement.

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