TD Bank names commercial market president for Central Florida

Peter Meyer has been named TD Bank market president—commercial for Central Florida.

In his new role, Meyer will be responsible for the strategic growth and oversight of all commercial and small business banking activities in the metro Orlando and Tampa regions.

He will be reporting to Nick Miceli, TD Bank’s regional president of Florida, and will be based in Orlando.

Meyer previously was TD Bank’s market president–commercial in New York City, where he oversaw strategy of the bank’s commercial, nonprofit, middle market and small business teams in all five boroughs.

“Peter is a proven leader who can strategically drive growth in competitive markets, skills that will serve him well in the Central Florida banking landscape,” said Miceli in a statement. “We look forward to building on TD Bank’s reputation and success in Central Florida as we expand our services to local business owners and help them achieve continued growth.”

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