CAMBRIDGE, Ohio, May 5, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Advantage Bank, the banking subsidiary of Camco Financial Corporation (Nasdaq:CAFI), has announced that John "Buck" Minyo has been hired for the position of Vice President, Commercial/Agricultural Loans for Advantage Bank. Richard C. Baylor, Chairman, CEO, and President of Advantage Bank and Camco Financial Corporation and Kemper C. Allison, Senior VP and Chief Lending Officer of Advantage Bank, made the announcement.
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Mr. Minyo will be working out of the Advantage Bank Washington Court House, Ohio office. He will be responsible for developing both business and agricultural loans in Fayette and surrounding counties. "Buck's past experiences and strong relationships are a great fit with Advantage Bank's mission. He'll help us as we move forward in these aspects of lending," Allison remarked.
Minyo received his Bachelor's in Economics from Muskingum College in New Concord, Ohio. He and his wife, Debbie, and sons Spencer and Trevor reside in Washington Court House, Ohio, where Buck serves on the Board of Directors for United Way of Clark, Champaign, and Madison Counties. Other involvement includes serving on the Junior Achievement Fayette County, and United Way of Fayette County boards, along with serving as a little league coach in Washington Court House.
Camco Financial Corporation, Holding Company of Advantage Bank, is a multi-state financial services Holding Company headquartered in Cambridge, Ohio. Advantage Bank and its affiliate, Camco Title Agency, offer relationship banking that includes commercial, small business and consumer financial services, internet banking and title insurance services from twenty-eight offices in Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia.
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Additional information about Camco Financial may be found on Camco's web site: www.advantagebank.com.
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