The Ladder: City National Bank has new branch manager

City National Bank has hired Mohammed Hussein as vice president and branch manager of the bank’s Tropicana banking office at 2320 East Tropicana Ave. and the corner of Eastern Avenue. Hussein replaces Joe Laiacona, who was promoted to manage the bank’s Twain banking office. Hussein joins City National from Bank of the West with more than 15 years of banking experience.

In his new role, Hussein’s responsibilities will include managing the branch sales and servicing related responsibilities at the Tropicana banking office, including the managing of a staff of three colleagues.

“We are very excited to have Mohammed join City National and our amazing team of branch managers,” said Bruce Ford, senior vice president and Nevada regional banking manager, in a statement.. “He joins City National with a strong banking background and a wealth of experience that will serve him well in his new role.”

Prior to joining City National, Hussein worked for Bank of the West as vice president and branch manager. During his tenure in banking he also has worked for U.S. Bank and Wells Fargo Bank as a branch manager, where he began his banking career in 2004.

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