BDBMC Investor Spotlight – Susan Rabinowitz
The second largest bank in the nation, Bank of America holds an estimated $2.5 trillion in domestic assets and serves 70 million clients worldwide. Even still, such extensive engagement at the local level ensures that Bank of America is well positioned to provide business solutions to commercial interests across the Treasure Coast.
In this Investor Profile, we speak to Susan Rabinowitz, president, Bank of America Treasure Coast of Bank of America about their corporate values, the importance of local involvement and why the leading financial institution is so bullish on the pillars of Martin County’s economy and the prospects ahead.
For several years, Bank of America has served as presenting sponsor the BDBMC’s annual Martin County Business Awards—among the most prestigious local events of its kind.
Set for Oct. 26, the awards ceremony—which tops more than 300 attendees and has sold out for the last six years in a row—celebrates the innovators, entrepreneurs and executives whose companies and creations are impacting such vital local industries as marine, aerospace, energy, technology and national defense, to name a few.
In addition to community partnerships, Bank of America expects its team leaders to invest their time in the community and share their talent. BDBMC has certainly benefitted from Susan’s dedication and commitment. Currenting past president, she served as president of the BDBMC board of directors for more than two years, helming the organization through several key milestones, including the hiring of William Corbin, executive director.
“We’re extremely grateful for every member of our Investors Council and appreciate the varied ways in which they contribute to our mission of strengthening Martin County’s economy,” says Corbin. “Bank of America has been a stalwart supporter. The company’s belief in our mission, and Susan’s invaluable insights, have enabled us to better serve the needs and interests of existing businesses and excel at targeted business attraction. We wouldn’t be where we are without them.”
- Why are partnerships like the one with BDBMC so important to Bank of America?
Being involved locally helps us truly understand the community and support long-term economic growth where our clients live and work. - How has Bank of America expanded its presence on the Treasure Coast?
We’ve continued to invest locally—through our people, leadership involvement, and strong community partnerships. - How can Bank of America help local businesses?
We work closely with businesses to provide customized financial solutions and trusted advice to help them grow and adapt. - How does Bank of America view the strengths of Martin County’s economy?
Martin County has a strong, diverse economy with exciting opportunities across several key industries. - What does Bank of America enjoy most about the Martin County Business Awards?
The chance to celebrate local businesses and recognize the people making a real impact in the community.
