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Columbia Trust Company Hires Rob Pitois to Lead Expansion into California and Nevada Following Columbia Bank Merger with Umpqua Bank

PR Newswire - Mon Jul 17, 2023

TACOMA, Wash., July 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Columbia Trust Company, a subsidiary of Columbia Banking System, Inc. (Nasdaq: COLB), announced today it has named Rob Pitois as Senior Vice President and Regional Trust Manager for California and Nevada. Pitois will be responsible for hiring and building a high-caliber trust and investment team to lead the company's planned expansion into markets now available through Columbia's merger earlier this year with Umpqua Bank. He will report to Rob Howell, President and Director of Investments at Columbia Trust Company.

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