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(Michael J. Taylor is donating golf with him at Firestone Country Club.)

Michael J. Taylor is Senior Vice President, West Territory Executive, for PNC Bank.  He is responsible for community development and CRA activities for Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri and Wisconsin.  Prior to this he was the president and executive director of the National City Community Development Corporation, the first community development corporation founded by a financial services company.  The Community Development Corporation invested more than $1.5 billion in revitalizing neighborhoods.  National City’s investments in these projects have led to total investments of $11.9 billion and have helped to create more than 83,261 new and rehabbed housing units.

Mr. Taylor has experience in both private and public sector community and economic development, as well as twenty-five years of banking experience.  He has held the position of senior vice president and executive director of Michigan Multi-Cities Community Development Association.  He has served as community development specialist for the National City CDC, and commercial/community development manager for National City Bank – Southeast Michigan.  His responsibilities included expanding the CDC investment and loan portfolio in Illinois and Indiana, and coordinating the corporation’s commercial community development lending activities for the Southeast Michigan Region.  He directed bank commercial loan activities in the Detroit Empowerment Zone and other targeted markets, and functioned as product manager for the Initiative Small Business Loan Product.  From 1986 to 1990, he served as executive director for the Saginaw Economic Development Corporation in Saginaw, Michigan.

 Michael Taylor is a graduate of Central Michigan University with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and a master’s degree in Administration.  He is also a graduate of Robert M. Perry School of Banking. He was awarded a 2000 National City Bank of MI/IL Excel Award, the highest recognition award an employee can receive, for outstanding contributions and service to the community.

Item Special Note

(Michael J. Taylor is donating golf with him at Firestone Country Club.)

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