Liberty Bank’s President and CEO David W. Glidden announced today the promotion of six senior leaders to Executive Vice President.

In addition, he named Jeremy Miller Liberty Bank’s Chief Operating Officer, a newly created position at Liberty Bank. Miller joined Liberty Bank in 2021 as Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Lending Officer, bringing with him three decades of experience in credit, finance, sales, marketing and strategy. Prior to Liberty Bank, he held various leadership roles at TD Bank, including Head of Data and Analytics; Head of Sales Strategy and Solutions for Commercial and Corporate & Specialty Banking; and Head of Commercial Lending Products. His career in banking and finance also included roles at CIT, General Electric and GE Capital.

The following individuals were recently promoted to Executive Vice President:

• James Gaspo: Gaspo has been promoted to Chief Lending Officer. He earned both his bachelor’s degree and his MBA from Lemoyne College and has worked for several financial institutions throughout his career. He joined Liberty in 2024 after holding senior roles at TD Bank, Huntington Bank and Citizens Bank.
• Fred Scheuren: Scheuren is Head of Analytics & Operations, for Liberty Bank. He earned both his bachelor’s degree and MBA from Drexel University and has worked at Liberty since 2023. Scheuren has held various leadership roles at TD Bank, CIT and GE Capital and began his career in the U.S. Army, ultimately serving as a captain at Fort Bragg in North Carolina.
• Matthew Cammarota: Cammarota is Head of Retail Lending at Liberty Bank. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Siena University and his master’s degree in management and organizational leadership from Albertus Magnus College. Cammarota has worked at Liberty since 2021. Prior to that, he spent more than a decade at Webster Bank. He currently serves as co-chair of the Mortgage Bankers Association Community Bank Network.
• Natalie Weaver: Weaver is the Chief Human Resources Officer at Liberty. Throughout her career, she has held key roles at institutions like Pitney Bowes, TD Bank, Travelers and Voya Financial. She’s worked for Liberty Bank since 2022. She earned her bachelor’s degree from Southern Connecticut State University and her master’s degree in human resources management and counseling from the University of Bridgeport.
• Dinora E. Lopez: Lopez serves as Liberty Bank’s General Counsel. She earned an associate’s degree from Capital Community College, a bachelor’s degree from the University of Hartford and her law degree from UConn School of Law. She is a member of the Connecticut Bankers Association Legal & Compliance Committee and Connecticut Bar Association. Lopez has worked at Liberty Bank since 2023.
• Patrick Torney: Torney is Liberty’s newly appointed Chief Information Officer. Torney, who earned a bachelor’s degree from Fordham University, joined Liberty in 2022 as its Chief Technology Officer. He previously worked as Head of Solution Architecture for Personal and Small Commercial Lines for The Hartford and has held various positions with Cigna and GE.

“This year we reached a historic milestone as we proudly celebrated our 200th Anniversary. While we made it a priority to celebrate our prosperity and longevity of the past 200 years, this bicentennial year is also an opportune time to look ahead and make forward-looking strategic decisions to benefit our entire organization and the customers and communities we serve,” said Glidden. “I am confident these executive promotions will bolster our short- and long-term strategy and position us for continued success in the years ahead.” 

About Liberty Bank

Established in 1825, Liberty Bank has $8.4 billion in assets, 54 retail banking offices across Connecticut and Massachusetts. As a full-service financial institution, Liberty offers consumer and commercial banking, treasury management, home mortgages, business loans and investment services. Named ‘Top Workplace’ by the Hartford Courant every year since 2012; designated a 2021, 2022 and 2023 Best-In-State Bank in Connecticut by Forbes Magazine; and received J.D. Power’s award for Best Retail Banking Customer Satisfaction in the New York Tri-State Region in 2025.