Mark Ricca's guest appearances

Mark Ricca

Mentor Select: Parenting Teens To Be Successful Adults

Small Business Answer Man

Derrich Phillips

Matthew Brandt

Gary Wilbers

Brian Williams

Jerry Clark

Bryan Caplan

Rachel Smith

Michael Zipursky

Mike Michalowicz

John Jantsch

Sarah Baker

Lisa Cummings

Jack Randall

Tom Ziglar

John O'Leary

OwlTail

Mark Ricca is currently the President and CEO of Municipal Credit Union, the largest NYC credit union ($3 billion in assets) with almost 600,000 members and over 700 employees. Previously, he was the President and CEO of First American International Bank, a NYC based Chinese American bank and the CFO at Carver Federal Savings Bank, the largest African American-Caribbean bank in the US. Prior to banking, Mark had worked as a lawyer and also had worked in finance and audit at GE.

Mark Ricca is currently the President and CEO of Municipal Credit Union, the largest NYC credit union ($3 billion in assets) with almost 600,000 members and over 700 employees. Previously, he was the President and CEO of First American International Bank, a NYC based Chinese American bank and the CFO at Carver Federal Savings Bank, the largest African American-Caribbean bank in the US. Prior to banking, Mark had worked as a lawyer and also had worked in finance and audit at GE.

Ep: 083 Mark Ricca

Mark Ricca has over 25 years of financial services experience. Most recently, Mr. Ricca served as the President and CEO of Municipal Credit Union. Previously he served as the President &amp; CEO of First American International Bank. Prior to his role there, Mr. Ricca held a series of leadership roles at other community banks, including Chief Financial Officer and Chief Administrative Officer at Carver Bancorp; Executive Vice President and General Counsel at New York Community Bank; and Senior Vice President and General Counsel at CFS Bank. Mark Ricca is certified from ABA Wharton’s CEO Leadership Lab, and American Community Bank’s Senior Leadership Institute and a honors graduate from both Americas Community Bankers Graduate School of Banking and GE’s Financial Management Program. Mr. Ricca volunteers in various community organizations, including recently serving as the President and Director of the NY Chinese-American Bank Association, and is an Advisory Board member for several organizations including the Rutgers University Center for Innovation’s Cyber Security Program and the National Community Investment Fund. He graduated from NYU School of Law as well as St. John’s University School of Law (where he was an American Jurisprudence award recipient) and has a BA in Economics from Notre Dame University.

Mark Ricca has over 25 years of financial services experience. Most recently, Mr. Ricca served as the President and CEO of Municipal Credit Union. Previously he served as the President &amp; CEO of First American International Bank. Prior to his role there, Mr. Ricca held a series of leadership roles at other community banks, including Chief Financial Officer and Chief Administrative Officer at Carver Bancorp; Executive Vice President and General Counsel at New York Community Bank; and Senior Vice President and General Counsel at CFS Bank. Mark Ricca is certified from ABA Wharton’s CEO Leadership Lab, and American Community Bank’s Senior Leadership Institute and a honors graduate from both Americas Community Bankers Graduate School of Banking and GE’s Financial Management Program. Mr. Ricca volunteers in various community organizations, including recently serving as the President and Director of the NY Chinese-American Bank Association, and is an Advisory Board member for several organizations including the Rutgers University Center for Innovation’s Cyber Security Program and the National Community Investment Fund. He graduated from NYU School of Law as well as St. John’s University School of Law (where he was an American Jurisprudence award recipient) and has a BA in Economics from Notre Dame University.

MS-047: Speaking Up Against Bias and Prejudice- Banker Mark Ricca talks about how we all have the moral authority to speak up to help society