Potomac Bank Welcomes Malinda Henkel as New Vice President for Winchester Expansion
Potomac Bank has officially announced the appointment of Malinda Henkel to the position of Vice President and Branch Business Development Officer as part of their new expansion efforts into Winchester, Virginia, and the surrounding Frederick County area. This strategic move is intended to enhance the bank's presence in a vibrant and growing market and to cultivate meaningful relationships within the local community.
Located at 116 N. Braddock Street, Winchester, Virginia, the new office is undergoing renovations to create an inviting space for clients and community members alike. Malinda Henkel will be at the forefront of this initiative, focusing on establishing both the bank's identity and its commitment to exemplary service within this community.
Ron Burley, Executive Vice President and Chief Retail Banking Officer, expressed enthusiasm about Henkel joining the team. He remarked, "We are pleased to welcome Malinda to our Potomac family. Her wealth of experience and lively approach, paired with her established connections within Winchester, positions us well to nurture our long-standing tradition of community banking that has thrived for over 155 years."
Henkel arrives at Potomac Bank with an impressive career spanning over three decades in the banking sector. She previously held the role of Vice President and Dual Branch Manager at United Bank, and also served as Vice President and Branch Manager at Marathon Bank and First Union Bank. Her academic background includes an Associate Degree in Accounting and Business Administration from Laurel Ridge Community College, equipping her with the necessary skills to excel in her new position.
In addition to her banking expertise, Henkel is known for her active community involvement. She is currently a member of the Board of Directors for the Rotary Club of Winchester and has previously been involved with the United Way of Northern Shenandoah Valley, showcasing her commitment to making a positive impact in her community.
Living in Frederick County, Virginia, Henkel enjoys diverse outdoor activities and cherishes family time. Whether hosting dinner gatherings or enjoying nature through gardening and hunting trips with her husband, Bill, she remains connected to the traditions and experiences that enrich her life and community bonds.
About Potomac Bank: Founded in 1871 as the Bank of Charles Town, Potomac Bank has been a pivotal financial institution for well over a century. Renamed in November 2025, the bank reported total assets of approximately $976 million as of March 31, 2026. With a network that includes nine branches and two loan production offices, the bank is well-positioned to provide a range of financial services to clients in West Virginia, Maryland, and Northern Virginia. Potomac Bank prides itself on being a Small Business Administration (SBA) Preferred Lender and has earned accolades such as American Banker’s "Top 200 Community Banks" and recognition from various local publications for its excellent service and employee satisfaction.
For more information about Potomac Bank and their services, visit www.potomac.bank.
Located at 116 N. Braddock Street, Winchester, Virginia, the new office is undergoing renovations to create an inviting space for clients and community members alike. Malinda Henkel will be at the forefront of this initiative, focusing on establishing both the bank's identity and its commitment to exemplary service within this community.
Ron Burley, Executive Vice President and Chief Retail Banking Officer, expressed enthusiasm about Henkel joining the team. He remarked, "We are pleased to welcome Malinda to our Potomac family. Her wealth of experience and lively approach, paired with her established connections within Winchester, positions us well to nurture our long-standing tradition of community banking that has thrived for over 155 years."
Henkel arrives at Potomac Bank with an impressive career spanning over three decades in the banking sector. She previously held the role of Vice President and Dual Branch Manager at United Bank, and also served as Vice President and Branch Manager at Marathon Bank and First Union Bank. Her academic background includes an Associate Degree in Accounting and Business Administration from Laurel Ridge Community College, equipping her with the necessary skills to excel in her new position.
In addition to her banking expertise, Henkel is known for her active community involvement. She is currently a member of the Board of Directors for the Rotary Club of Winchester and has previously been involved with the United Way of Northern Shenandoah Valley, showcasing her commitment to making a positive impact in her community.
Living in Frederick County, Virginia, Henkel enjoys diverse outdoor activities and cherishes family time. Whether hosting dinner gatherings or enjoying nature through gardening and hunting trips with her husband, Bill, she remains connected to the traditions and experiences that enrich her life and community bonds.
About Potomac Bank: Founded in 1871 as the Bank of Charles Town, Potomac Bank has been a pivotal financial institution for well over a century. Renamed in November 2025, the bank reported total assets of approximately $976 million as of March 31, 2026. With a network that includes nine branches and two loan production offices, the bank is well-positioned to provide a range of financial services to clients in West Virginia, Maryland, and Northern Virginia. Potomac Bank prides itself on being a Small Business Administration (SBA) Preferred Lender and has earned accolades such as American Banker’s "Top 200 Community Banks" and recognition from various local publications for its excellent service and employee satisfaction.
For more information about Potomac Bank and their services, visit www.potomac.bank.
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