Rodger Levenson, Chairman, President, and CEO of WSFS Financial Corporation, will keynote the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce’s 189th Annual Dinner. (Photo courtesy Delaware State Chamber of Commerce )
WILMINGTON— The Delaware State Chamber of Commerce announced that Rodger Levenson, Chairman, President, and CEO of WSFS Financial Corporation and its primary subsidiary, WSFS Bank, will serve as the keynote speaker at its 189th Annual Dinner.
The Annual Dinner is the Chamber’s largest annual event, drawing more than 1,100 business leaders, dignitaries, and elected officials to the Chase Center on the Riverfront. The program will also include the presentation of the Josiah Marvel Cup award, honoring the memory of Josiah Marvel, the first president of the modern-day State Chamber. The recipient of the award is traditionally kept secret until the night of the dinner.
“It’s a privilege to keynote the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce’s 189th Annual Dinner, an event that highlights the strength and resilience of Delaware’s business community,” said Levenson.
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Levenson has been part of WSFS’s executive leadership since 2006, serving in roles including Executive Vice President (EVP) and Chief Operating Officer, EVP and Chief Corporate Development Officer, interim EVP and Chief Financial Officer, and EVP and Chief Commercial Banking Officer. He began his banking career in 1986 with CoreStates Financial (now Wells Fargo) in Philadelphia, where he led multiple business units.
“For nearly two centuries, WSFS has been proud to call this region home, partnering with businesses and individuals to help them achieve their financial goals. This evening is a testament to the collaborative spirit that drives our community forward, and I am honored to represent WSFS as we celebrate Delaware’s legacy of innovation and opportunity,” he said.
Levenson’s community service includes roles with the Federal Advisory Council, Delaware Prosperity Partnership, the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia, the Delaware Business Roundtable, CHOP, the Satell Institute, and more.
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