Marcy Hingst is the Senior Executive Vice President and General Counsel at Huntington Bank, overseeing legal, corporate responsibility, and government relations. Her extensive background includes leading global financial crimes and risk management teams at Bank of America. She holds a JD from The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law.
Outside of her corporate role, Marcy is active in her community. She participates in charity cycling events like Pelotonia to raise funds for cancer research and serves on the board of directors for the ProMusica Chamber Orchestra, reflecting a passion for both community health and the arts.
At Bank of America, she led a global team of 1, 000 professionals responsible for combating financial crimes.
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