Bay Community Bancorp CFO Daniel Northway Retires

Bay Community Bancorp (OTCPink: CBOBA), has announced the retirement of Daniel Northway from his role as Chief Financial Officer. Northway has entered into a continuous Consulting Agreement with the Company following his retirement. Karry Karavolos Bryan, currently serving as SVP Controller of the Company, steps in as the interim Chief Financial Officer until the search for a permanent replacement concludes.

William S. Keller, the CEO, expressed gratitude for Dan’s contributions during his five-year tenure with the Bank, highlighting Northway’s pivotal leadership during a period of significant growth amid the challenges posed by the pandemic. Keller, along with the board, acknowledged Northway’s valuable service and wished him well in his retirement.

Before joining Community Bank of the Bay, Karry Karavolos Bryan held senior accounting roles at multiple financial services firms before joining the Bank in 2021. Karavolos Bryan brings 18 years of financial and accounting expertise, including the implementation of FDICIA-compliant control and risk management practices, as well as SEC Reporting. She holds an MBA with a concentration in Finance/Marketing from the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business and a BBS with a concentration in Accounting from the University of San Francisco.

Bay Community Bancorp is the parent company of Community Bank of the Bay, a commercial bank in the San Francisco Bay Area and California’s pioneering certified FDIC-insured Community Development Financial Institution (“CDFI”) with full-service branches in Oakland, Danville, San Jose, and San Mateo.

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