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Camden National Bank has hired Garrett McKnight as executive vice president and managing director of Camden National Wealth Management.
McKnight succeeds Jennifer Lloyd Mirabile, who retired after 38 years in the industry and seven years of service to the bank.
McKnight brings more than 20 years of experience leading wealth management teams and serving clients and families in investment management, financial planning and fiduciary services. He most recently worked as a senior vice president and senior managing director of the Northern Trust Co.
He has also held other positions at several banks, including U.S. Bank and Bank of America.
“Garrett’s vast experience adds to our current strengths and capacities to provide unparalleled wealth management services to our clients,” said Simon Griffiths, president and CEO of Camden National Bank.
“I am confident in his ability to drive our success and meet our client’s unique financial objectives. His expertise will help support our strategic initiatives to build and strengthen advice-based relationships and develop pathways toward enhanced financial empowerment.”
McKnight earned a bachelor of arts degree in communications from Elon University.
Camden National Corp. (Nasdaq: CAC), with $5.7 billion in assets, has 56 banking centers and additional lending offices in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Camden National was No. 2 among the largest Maine-based banks in the 2024 Mainebiz Book of Lists, ranked by Maine deposits as of June 30, 2023.
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