Kearny Bank Appoints Chief Marketing Officer

Ridgewood resident Matthew Lindenberg overseeing company’s branding, digital marketing, and communication efforts

On Nov 9, 2022

Kearny Bank has appointed Matthew Lindenberg to the newly-established position of senior vice president / chief marketing officer. A Ridgewood resident, Lindenberg is responsible for leading Fairfield-based Kearny Bank’s marketing efforts, including expansion of the brand presence; contributing to retention and expansion of current banking and lending relationships; developing an integrated marketing communication strategy focusing on data-driven targeting, personalization, and marketing effectiveness measurement; and expanding media and community outreach.

Immediately prior to joining Kearny Bank, Lindenberg served as vice president of digital customer experience strategy for the global marketing, advertising, and data services company Epsilon, part of Publicis Groupe. With a background that includes extensive financial services, retail, and ecommerce experience, his professional focus has been on utilizing data and analysis to develop key business insights, then creating and executing appropriate action plans.

In addition, Lindenberg is an adjunct professor of digital marketing at Ramapo College of New Jersey’s Anisfield School of Business, and is 2nd vice president and a board of trustees member at Temple Israel and Jewish Community Center in Ridgewood.

“Matt has a fascinating background in gathering, analyzing, and then utilizing data – and we’re looking forward to leveraging his abilities,” says Anthony Bilotta, Kearny Bank’s executive vice president / chief banking officer. “The most successful businesses gather information and then use it to connect with clients and drive business results. I’m confident Matt’s expertise and experience will enable us to do this more effectively than ever before.”

Lindenberg holds an MBA from New York University’s Stern School of Business, and earned a bachelor’s degree in operations research and industrial engineering from Cornell University.

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