New post for PNC's former CCO
PNC Financial Services Group’s former chief communications officer is the new CMO at cybersecurity firm SonicWall and is based in Dallas.
David Chamberlin resigned from PNC in late June after more than two years as CCO. He had joined Pittsburgh’s biggest bank in 2015 as senior vice president and director of internal communications.
PNC (NYSE: PNC) has not announced Chamberlin’s successor as CCO. Chamberlin had previously served as executive vice president and general manager at the Dallas office of PR giant Edelman’s, and led its data security and privacy group. Before that, he had worked for SonicWall CEO Bill Conner at Nortel.
Chamberlin said he was pleased to reconnect with Conner and members of leadership team, return to cybersecurity, and to formally expand into marketing.
“It’s been something I’ve wanted to do for a while, especially since I’ve done a good deal of it during my career overseeing marketing, advertising, social and sponsorships at various times,” Chamberlin said.
By Patty Tascarella – Senior Reporter, Pittsburgh Business Times
Aug. 14, 2018
PNC Financial Services Group’s former chief communications officer is the new CMO at cybersecurity firm SonicWall and is based in Dallas.
David Chamberlin resigned from PNC in late June after more than two years as CCO. He had joined Pittsburgh’s biggest bank in 2015 as senior vice president and director of internal communications.
PNC (NYSE: PNC) has not announced Chamberlin’s successor as CCO. Chamberlin had previously served as executive vice president and general manager at the Dallas office of PR giant Edelman’s, and led its data security and privacy group. Before that, he had worked for SonicWall CEO Bill Conner at Nortel.
Chamberlin said he was pleased to reconnect with Conner and members of leadership team, return to cybersecurity, and to formally expand into marketing.
“It’s been something I’ve wanted to do for a while, especially since I’ve done a good deal of it during my career overseeing marketing, advertising, social and sponsorships at various times,” Chamberlin said.
