Michael Keslar is a senior technology executive at BNY Mellon, where he serves as Divisional CIO and President of BNY Mellon Pennsylvania. With over 40 years at the company, he leads major technology initiatives and investments. He holds an MBA from the University of Pittsburgh and was named CIO of the Year by the Pittsburgh Technology Council.
Deeply invested in his community, Michael serves on the boards of Vibrant Pittsburgh and his alma mater, Saint Vincent College. He is also on the advisory boards for the computer science programs at both the University of Pittsburgh and Robert Morris University. In college, he was the captain of the varsity tennis team.
He defines career success not by his senior title, but by his ability to have helped many people throughout his journey.
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