Fortune 500 2024 By Metro Area(MSA)

[ColDayMan]

Originally Posted by The North One

It's true. It was part of the terms of the TCF merger. Half of the board meetings happen in Detroit with much of the combined business housed there, not just the commercial. It's not a division.


https://www.detroitnews.com/story/bu...rs/6534986002/

That was written in 2020 and did not happen after the merger. The Detroit division is strictly commercial banking and TechFi. There are no other divisions in Detroit and all board meetings and, well, everything else are still based in Columbus:

*https://www.prnewswire.com/news-rele...301629550.html
*https://www.freep.com/story/money/bu...s/69506967007/
*https://ir.huntington.com/news-prese...ommercial-bank

[The North One]

Uh yeah 2020, when the merger happened and the terms were set. Torgow is the chairman of the bank who made it all happen. Nothing you linked contradicts my previous source and I have no reason to believe something magically changed.

[ColDayMan]

So, the CEO (Stephen Steinour), the CFO (Zachary Wasserman), and literally everyone important that is head of Huntington living in Columbus, working in Columbus, DoorDashing from downtown Columbus, are ... *checks notes* splitting a "headquarters" with *checks notes* Detroit? The articles I posted articulated Detroit's divisional role in Huntington.

And FYI, Gary Torgow is chairman of the board of directors, not CEO, CFO, etc. A board based in, well...


https://www.skyscrapercenter.com/bui...on-center/3613

But yes, please tell me an article from 2020 about Detroit getting 60% of Huntington's business is still accurate while I actually work with Huntington Bancshares.

[Steely Dan]

This is by state, not metro area, but still an interesting graphic.


Source: https://www.voronoiapp.com/business/...by-State--1847