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FVCbank's Michael G. Nassy appointed to the Risk Management Association board of directors

FVCbank announces the appointment of Michael G. Nassy to the board of directors of the Risk Management Association

Fairfax, Virginia - FVCbank announces the appointment of Michael G. Nassy, executive vice president and chief credit officer, to the board of directors of the Risk Management Association (RMA), a financial services trade association.

RMA is a not-for-profit organization to advance the use of sound risk management principles, focusing on credit, market and operational risk, securities lending and regulatory issues for financial services professionals. As an active participant in RMA since 2006, Nassy’s tenure includes serving on the Community Bank Council, participation on the Senior Executive Officer Roundtable, serving as a speaker at RMA conferences, as well as supporting and promoting RMA training and events.

“Being involved with RMA has allowed me to share important information on risk management with my fellow peers,” Nassy said. “It’s a great way to impart what I’ve learned over the years to assist others in their financial careers. Taking on this role with RMA is just another way to contribute to the community.”

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As chief credit officer at FVCbank, Nassy serves as an integral part of the Bank’s executive team to ensure the safety and soundness of FVCbank’s loan portfolio while supporting the Bank’s growth and continued success. With a strong commitment to giving back, FVCbank encourages and supports professional and community involvement at all levels.

"Our entire team at FVCbank takes great pride in serving as volunteers throughout the region to give back to the communities where we live and work,” said FVCbank Chairman and CEO David W. Pijor. “This is an opportunity to give back to our peers and help other organizations grow and thrive in the community by sharing our expertise and experience.”

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In addition to his involvement with RMA, Nassy has served on the board at N Street Village, a group supporting homeless women in Washington, D.C., and currently serves as an honorary board member. He also volunteers as a workshop facilitator for Inroads, an organization that develops and places talented underserved youth in business and industry. He also serves on the Howard University Department of Finance Advisory Board.

About FVCBank
Celebrating 10 years of sound financial performance and continued growth, FVCbank commenced operations in November 2007 and is the wholly-owned subsidiary of FVCBankcorp, Inc. FVCbank is a $973 million Virginia-chartered community bank serving the banking needs of commercial businesses, nonprofit organizations, professional service entities, their owners and employees located in the greater Washington D.C. metropolitan and Northern Virginia area. Locally owned and managed, it is based in Fairfax, Virginia and has six full-service offices in Arlington, Ashburn, Fairfax, Manassas, Reston and Springfield, Virginia. Visit www.fvcbank.com for more information.

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