TYSONS CORNER, Va., December 11, 2019 — Old Dominion National Bank announced that it has named Jim Abdo, Jennifer Bognet and Mindi McClure to its Board of Directors.  The three new directors, each based in the Washington metro area, bring deep commercial real estate and corporate board experience to ODNB.

TYSONS CORNER, Va., November 27, 2019 —Old Dominion National Bank announced that it has successfully completed a private placement offering of common equity, raising $22.4 million from accredited individual investors. This new funding will support the community bank’s continued organic growth and expansion throughout its Washington metro, Central Pennsylvania and Charlottesville markets.

The 35-year banking veteran’s hire comes as the locally-owned community bank continues to attract a growing number of customers in the Capital Region

TYSONS CORNER, Va., August 30, 2019 —Old Dominion National Bank today announced the appointment of Richard Schoen to serve as a Senior Vice President and Commercial Real Estate Lender.  In his new role, Schoen will focus on residential and commercial real estate lending throughout the greater Washington, D.C. area, where he has spent much of his 35-year career building long-lasting, trustworthy customer relationships. 

TYSONS CORNER, Va., August 6, 2019 — Founders of VisionBank (In Organization) have agreed to join Old Dominion National Bank to help bolster the bank’s mission to provide a true community banking experience to growing numbers of businesses and individuals throughout the Washington, D.C. metro area. 
The boards of directors of both Old Dominion and VisionBank unanimously approved the agreement.  Melinda H. McClure, VisionBank’s Chairman and CEO, will join Old Dominion as Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer.  Richard D. Horn, VisionBank’s Chief Operating Officer and General Counsel, is also joining Old Dominion as Executive Vice President and General Counsel of the established community bank. 

Washington Business Journal (August 6, 2019) - Andy Medici, Staff Reporter

Tysons-based bank-in-organization VisionBank is dropping it’s bid to become Greater Washington’s next new bank — with its leaders joining up with an existing Tysons bank, Old Dominion National Bank, instead.

Alfred H. Moses, one of the financial services and banking industry’s leading figures and a distinguished public servant, has joined the Board of Directors of Old Dominion National Bank.

“Having an industry innovator, diplomat and attorney of Alfred’s caliber join our board to build a high-performing financial institution is not only an honor, but a validation of our independent, locally owned and managed bank’s mission and growth strategy,” Chairman and CEO Mark S. Merrill said. “His experience, counsel and perspective will be invaluable to our board and Greater Washington area footprint as we continue to add top talent and introduce growing numbers of businesses and individuals to a true community banking experience with Old Dominion.”