CalPrivate Bank Appoints Veteran Credit Executive as Acting Chief Credit Officer

Private Bancorp of America, Inc. and CalPrivate Bank (the “Bank”) announced that Andrew Meitzen has resigned from the position of Chief Credit Officer, effective July 3, 2026. The Bank thanks Andrew for his dedicated service and valuable contributions to the Bank’s credit management team. There was no dispute between the Company or the Bank and Mr. Meitzen that led to his resignation.

CalPrivate Bank remains committed to continuing to serve clients while responsibly growing and managing the credit function efficiently and effectively. To ensure continuity and stability within the Bank’s credit operations, CalPrivate Bank is pleased to announce that Robert “Bob” Dyck will join the organization as Acting Chief Credit Officer, beginning July 8, 2026.

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Mr. Dyck brings extensive experience to CalPrivate Bank, having served as a Chief Credit Officer for multiple large regional banks throughout his decades-long career. His deep expertise in credit risk management and proven leadership will help guide CalPrivate Bank’s credit operations seamlessly through this transition period while the Company conducts a search for a permanent Chief Credit Officer.

Additionally, the Bank recently added Senior Vice President and Senior Credit Administrator Oliver Anderson in our Beverly Hills market to support the Bank’s Los Angeles and Santa Barbara markets as well as its SBA division, Private Business Capital. Mr. Andersen brings expertise in both credit and relationship management.

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