Professional Profile: Mac Wilcox, 2014

Name: Mac Wilcox Title: President & CEO Company: Savoy Bank Location: 1675 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10019 Birthplace: Houston, TX Family: Wife - Carter; Two children College: Vanderbilt University - BA's in English & Spanish Literature; MBA - Thunderbird School of Global Management; Credit Diploma NYU First job: Co-founded TaxiAdvCo in Ecuador First job in finance or allied field: Co-founded Spring Bank in Bronx What do you do now and what are you planning for the future? As president & CEO of Savoy Bank, I have a single goal: provide developers and business owners with quick turnaround on a host of tailored lending solutions. Every Savoy client receives on-premises, senior management attention - even when their primary banking relationship is with a big bank. At Savoy, we encourage banking infidelity. Already have a banking relationship? No problem - we urge you to cheat on your big bank with Savoy - it's good business sense to have multiple banks in your portfolio, and we'll never tell! Your other bank will never know. How do you unwind from a busy day in real estate: Run, read, fishing, tennis, hunting, cooking Favorite book or author: "Count of Monte Cristo" by Alexandre Dumas Rules to live by in business: Know what you want; perseverance. What's your dream job: Great chef.

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