Walden savings bank announces key leadership updates and promotions
April 03, 2026
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(Top L to R) Zachary Peterson, Stephen Nanni (Bottom L to R) Stephen Scott, Derrik R. Wynkoop
Walden Savings Bank (WSB) has announced a series of leadership updates and promotions, highlighting the Bank’s ongoing commitment to developing internal talent and strengthening its operations across all business lines.
Stephen Scott, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, was recently elected to the Bank’s Board of Directors as an internal director, joining President and CEO Derrik Wynkoop as the only other inside director on the board. Scott’s election reflects his integral role in the Bank’s strategic initiatives, strengthening operations, and leading key technology and digital transformation efforts.
Zachary Peterson has been promoted from Assistant Vice President to Vice President, Commercial Credit Department Manager. Since joining the Bank, Peterson has played a key role in overseeing the Bank’s credit operations and supporting the continued growth of the department.
Former Business Analyst Stephen Nanni has been promoted to Assistant Vice President, Business Intelligence Manager. In this position, he will lead the Bank’s data analytics, reporting, and business intelligence functions, overseeing the development and maintenance of systems and reporting tools that support strategic decision-making.
“Promoting talented team members from within is a cornerstone of our approach to employee development and bank growth,” said WSB President and CEO Derrik Wynkoop. “Stephen Scott, Zachary Peterson, and Stephen Nanni exemplify the expertise, dedication, and community focus that keep Walden Savings Bank strong and responsive to our customers’ needs.”
“Strong governance and thoughtful leadership are critical to Walden Savings Bank’s continued success,” said Chairman Norman “Marti” Sassi. “These promotions reflect our commitment to maintaining a leadership team that is well-positioned to guide Walden Savings Bank into the future.”