Key Highlights
- Bank of America has named Marc Compton as president for Oregon and Southwest Washington, succeeding longtime regional leader Roger Hinshaw following his retirement.
- Compton will oversee local market strategy, client relationships, and business growth while continuing to lead Bank of America Private Bank operations in the region.
- Bank of America maintains a major presence in Portland and Vancouver, operating 36 financial centers and 118 ATMs, while investing millions in loans and community initiatives.
Bank of America has appointed Marc Compton as president of its Oregon and Southwest Washington market, marking a key leadership transition for the financial institution in the Pacific Northwest.
Compton succeeds Roger Hinshaw, who retired at the end of April after leading the regional market since 2000 and serving the company for 45 years.
In his new position, Compton will lead the bank’s local market strategy, helping strengthen client relationships, support employees, and connect communities with the company’s broad financial services offerings. His role spans collaboration across Bank of America’s eight business divisions with a focus on long-term market growth.
Veteran Financial Services Executive Takes Expanded Role
Compton joined Bank of America in 2004 and brings more than 32 years of experience in financial services. Over his career, he has held multiple leadership positions across the organization, including roles in premier banking, investments, and wealth management.
Alongside his new responsibilities, Compton will continue serving as Managing Director and Market Executive for Bank of America Private Bank, where he oversees services for high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth individuals across the region.
His work includes helping clients with multigenerational wealth planning, philanthropic strategies, trust management, and specialized lending solutions.
Leadership Endorsement and Community Engagement
Brian Moynihan praised Compton’s leadership experience and regional ties, emphasizing his role in expanding Bank of America’s market presence in Oregon and Southwest Washington.
Beyond banking, Compton has been actively involved in community organizations. He currently serves as a trustee for Oklahoma Christian University and board president of Southwest Church of Christ. He has also supported organizations, including the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry and youth development initiatives.
Bank of America’s Regional Impact
Bank of America continues to maintain a substantial footprint in Portland, Oregon, and Vancouver, Washington, operating 36 financial centers and 118 ATMs throughout the region.
In 2025, the bank extended over $260 million in small business loans and approximately $1.8 billion in commercial lending. Since 2020, it has invested more than $8 million in grants to local nonprofits, while employees contributed over 40,000 volunteer hours in local communities.
The bank also maintains partnerships with regional sports organizations, including the Portland Thorns FC and the Portland Timbers.
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