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TD Bank announces that Scott Daigle has been named its North Florida Commercial Market President

| J.C. Barrott
TD Bank announces that Scott Daigle 06 20 2024

TD Bank had recently announced that Scott Daigle has been named its North Florida Commercial Market President.

TD Bank’s North Florida region includes the greater Orlando, Tampa/St. Petersburg, Jacksonville, Gainesville, Ocala, Daytona, Lakeland and Melbourne areas.

Daigle joined TD Bank in 2015 as the Regional Vice President of the Tampa Bay Region where he focused on expanding their portfolio of commercial and small business clients in the region.

Daigle has more than 15 years of experience in banking and commercial lending and will lead a team of three regional vice presidents, who manage TD Bank’s local lenders and relationship managers, and oversee growth of TD Bank’s local, commercial and small business lending and deposit portfolios.

His office will be located in Tampa.

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