Stephanie Scuderi Promoted To Vice President/Director of Sales for Florida Region

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Centennial Bank announced Stephanie Scuderi's promotion to Vice President/Director of Sales – Florida Region.  Stephanie joined the bank two years ago as Assistant Vice President/Marketing Director.  “I am delighted to have Stephanie on our team,” said Teresa Condas, President, Centennial Bank – Florida Region. “She has lived up to every expectation and continues to excel.”
 
Stephanie earned an undergraduate degree in communications from Cornell University and a graduate degree in marketing communications from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.  She moved to the Keys in 2003 and has more than 17 years of marketing and sales experience.   Stephanie is also the newest member of the Upper Keys Rotary Club.

 

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