Solvay Bank Welcomes Brandon Schultzkie as Senior Financial AnalystPosted on May 1, 2025 |
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(Syracuse, N.Y.) — Solvay Bank, the oldest community bank established in Onondaga County, has announced that Brandon Schultzkie has joined its finance team as senior financial analyst.
Schultzkie brings several years of experience in the financial sector. He began his professional career at Brown & Brown Insurance as a financial internal auditor and later advanced to accounting leader. His background in financial analysis and accounting makes him a valuable addition to Solvay Bank’s finance team.
He is a 2017 graduate of SUNY Oswego, where he earned a degree in accounting.
Founded in 1917, Solvay Bank is the oldest community bank in Onondaga County. The bank operates nine branch locations in Solvay, Baldwinsville, Camillus, Cicero, DeWitt, Liverpool, North Syracuse, Westvale, and downtown Syracuse in the State Tower Building, and maintains a commercial lending presence in the Mohawk Valley. Solvay Bank’s Insurance Agency, Inc. is a full-service general insurance agency.
For more information, visit solvaybank.com.
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