Scott Colcombe Named TriState Regional President at Huntington Bank
Huntington National Bank has appointed Scott Colcombe as the new Regional President for its TriState region, effective November 9, 2026. Colcombe succeeds Susie Shipley, who transitioned to the role of Regional Group President earlier this year.
Based in Pittsburgh, the TriState region encompasses 77 bank branches, with 52 located in Western Pennsylvania.
Professional Background and Regional Leadership
Colcombe brings over 30 years of banking experience to the position. His career has focused on commercial banking, treasury management, and corporate client relationships. Before this appointment, he led targeted sales for large corporate finance and managed corporate banking relationships throughout Western Pennsylvania.
He is a graduate of Leadership Pittsburgh and currently serves on the board of Blood Cancer United.
Expanded Responsibilities for Susie Shipley
Shipley’s promotion to Regional Group President changes the bank's operational structure. In her expanded role, she oversees regional presidents across multiple Huntington markets, providing coordination and support for local growth initiatives.
Corporate Structure and Shareholder Filings
Huntington Bancshares Incorporated, headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, maintains approximately $288 billion in assets and operates roughly 1,400 branches across 21 states.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary difference between Colcombe’s new role and Shipley’s previous position?
While Colcombe is now the senior executive responsible for the TriState market, Shipley’s new role as Regional Group President involves managing regional presidents across multiple markets to coordinate growth strategies on a broader scale.
Where will the new Regional President be based?
Colcombe will be based in Pittsburgh, which serves as the central hub for the bank’s operations in the TriState region.
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