Embassy Bancorp, Inc. Announces Promotion Of Jeffrey Skumin To Chief Financial Officer
Mr. Skumin has been an integral part of Embassy since joining in March 2020 as Executive Vice President of Finance, where he has provided leadership and expertise in all aspects of financial management. He is a valued member of the Company's leadership team and has contributed significantly to its success.
Prior to joining Embassy, Mr. Skumin enjoyed a distinguished 19-year career as a CPA, serving as an audit partner in the financial institutions practice of a national accounting firm, where he worked closely with numerous community banks. Immediately before joining Embassy, he served as Chief Accounting Officer for a large regional bank, further deepening his experience in the banking industry.
A lifelong resident of the Lehigh Valley, Mr. Skumin is a graduate of Muhlenberg College and has been actively involved in various community organizations throughout his career.
“Jeff's extensive experience and proven leadership make him an outstanding choice for CFO,” said David M. Lobach, Jr., Chairman, President and CEO.“We are excited to have him continue to guide our financial operations as we grow and serve our community.”
About Embassy Bancorp, Inc.
Embassy Bancorp, Inc., parent of Embassy Bank For the Lehigh Valley, is a community bank with $1.7 billion in assets, serving the region since 2001 through 10 branches and a full suite of digital banking services.
As of June 2025, Embassy Bank ranks 4th in deposit market share across Lehigh and Northampton Counties. In 2025, the Bank earned top honors, including The Morning Call's“Best Bank”, Lehigh Valley Style's“Best Bank” and“Best Mortgage Company”, and Bauer Financial's 5-star rating for strength and stability.
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David M. Lobach, Jr.
Chairman, President and CEO
(610) 882-8800

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