The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia has appointed three new members to its Community Depository Institutions Advisory Council (CDIAC). The newly appointed members, who began their three-year terms in March 2025, are Kelly Botti, president and CEO of TruMark Financial Credit Union; Gregory T. Hayes, president and CEO of Kish Bank and Kish Bancorp, Inc.; and Tarrie Miller, president and COO of County Bank.
Kelly Botti took on the role of CEO at TruMark Financial in August 2022. She has over a decade of experience in banking and senior leadership. Previously, she served as the senior vice president, chief risk officer, and corporate counsel for TruMark. Botti is also involved with several organizations including the Delaware Valley Chapter of the American Red Cross.
Gregory T. Hayes became the head of Kish Bank and its parent company in June 2023. He serves on multiple boards including the Chamber of Business & Industry of Centre County’s Economic Development Council. Additionally, Hayes chairs the Bankers Advisory Board for the Conference of State Bank Supervisors.
Tarrie Miller joined County Bank in 2013 after spending 18 years at a community bank in southeastern Pennsylvania. She holds positions such as vice president of the Harry K Foundation Executive Board and is a member of various banking associations.
The CDIAC consists of representatives from commercial banks, thrift institutions, and credit unions who meet twice annually with officials from the Federal Reserve Bank to discuss economic trends affecting community depository institutions.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia plays a key role in formulating monetary policy and supervising financial institutions within its jurisdiction which includes eastern and central Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey, and Delaware.
