Lake City Names Robinson-Gay EVP

Donald Robinson-Gay

WARSAW, Ind.,—Lake City Bank has promoted Donald J. Robinson-Gay to Executive Vice President, Chief Credit Officer.

“Don’s career in banking and financial services makes him a uniquely qualified Chief Credit Officer. He’s touched every part of the commercial lending process during his career. His strong technical credit skills were developed long before he joined Lake City Bank and he has done a great job of adapting those skills to the Lake City Bank credit culture over the last eight years, particularly during the last three years as our Chief Credit Officer. As a result, he and his Credit Administration team are terrific partners to our Commercial Banking and Commercial Loan Operations teams,” commented David M. Findlay, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.

Robinson-Gay was promoted to Senior Vice President, Chief Credit Officer and joined the bank’s Management Committee in 2023. He previously served as Senior Vice President and Regional Credit Officer from 2020-2023 and as Vice President and Regional Credit Officer from 2018-2020, with responsibility for the bank’s Fort Wayne and Warsaw markets in those roles. In addition to his role as a Regional Credit Officer, he managed the Special Assets team, the Commercial Real Estate Appraisal team and the Field Audit Examination team.

“I’m deeply honored by the promotion to Executive Vice President,” said Robinson-Gay. “I’m excited to continue leading the strong Credit Administration team as part of our collaborative credit culture alongside our Commercial Banking partners to deliver lending solutions for our clients and drive sustainable loan growth for the bank.”

Robinson-Gay is responsible for management of the bank’s loan portfolio and works closely with the bank’s lending teams and plays a strategic role in numerous bank project teams and standing committees, including Corporate Loan Committee, Loan Review Committee and Risk Management Committee.

Robinson-Gay earned his  master’s of business administration from Marquette University and a bachelor’s degree from Miami University. He serves on the board of directors of the Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation.