PNC names Bobby Chesney Western Carolinas regional president as Weston Andress retires

PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.

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  • PNC Financial Services Group named Robert “Bobby” Chesney regional president for Western Carolinas, succeeding Weston Andress.
  • Andress will retire Aug. 31, 2026, ending a 42-year finance career, including 14 years in the regional president role.
  • Chesney most recently led business development for PNC’s Asset Management Group, driving expansion for PNC Private Bank and PNC Institutional Asset Management.
  • He previously served as a commercial banking market leader in the Carolinas and Southeast, including work on the BBVA USA integration.
  • PNC outlined plans to open nearly 40 new branches in Charlotte, the Triad, and Asheville by 2030.


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