Cardinal Spotlight: Harry Rauner

Title: Cardinal Bank Regional President and Executive VP
Job: My region is “demographic” as opposed to “geographic” and is composed of the former The Business Bank (TBB) clients. I also work with the Business Lending Group to establish new relationships and assist the lenders in business development.
Years in banking: 41 years (OMG!!)
Why this career: Inspired by the relationship my dad, who was in business for himself, had with his bank at a young age. 
Best part of the job: Working with great professionals and within a great culture assisting people and their businesses in achieving their financial goals.
Grew up: Fort Wayne, IN
Current home: Fairfax
Free time: Golf and spending time at second home in Naples, FL. Also involved with George Mason University (School of Business Dean’s Council) and the Potomac Conservancy.
Family: Married; three children (one of them is a Cardinal Loan Officer).
One thing most people don’t know about you: I came to DC via the United States Army and worked in the Pentagon during the wind-down of the Vietnam war.

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