Bradley Bostic was appointed to the board of The National Bank of Indianapolis. Founder of hc1, the company has grown to become a global leader in AI-driven healthcare software that thousands of health systems and labs use. Bostic’s work has earned him awards like Indiana’s Dynamic Business Leader of the Year and Becker’s Healthcare Top Entrepreneur. He is credited as an inventor on more than 30 patents.
Craig M. Dwight retired as chairman of Horizon Bank, Michigan City, and its holding company at the end of his term on May 1. The move marked the culmination of his phased retirement after stepping down as CEO at the end of May 2023. Concurrently with Dwight’s retirement, the board was reorganized. Eric Blackhurst, who has served as a director for seven years, was elected independent chairperson effective upon Dwight’s retirement. Blackhurst currently serves as interim president of Alma College after retiring from a 35-year career as associate general counsel for corporate transactions and Latin America at The Dow Chemical Company. With this transition in the bank’s board, the role of independent lead director held by Michele Magnuson was retired. Magnuson remained on the board as a director, serving on the compensation and governance committees. The bank also welcomed Larry Magnesen to its board effective Feb. 25. He brings marketing and corporate communications expertise from more than 20 years at a large regional bank.
Daniel S. Hermann was appointed lead independent director of Old National Bancorp, holding company of Old National Bank, Evansville. He has been on the board since 2020, including service on the audit, executive, and talent development and compensation committees. Hermann is a founding partner of Lechwe Holdings LLC, founder of AmeriQual Group LLC, and former president and CEO of Black Beauty Coal Co.
Devin Listerman was elected chair of the board for FCN Banc Corp., holding company of FCN Bank, Brookville, at its Feb. 11 meeting. He represents the fourth generation of his family to serve on the board, first joining 11 years ago on Jan. 1, 2014. Listerman takes the helm of the board after its previous chair, Kenneth Wanstrath, retired effective Dec. 31, 2024. Wanstrath served on the board for 25 years, including 11 years as its chair. The bank grew from $160 million in total assets when he first joined the board in 1999 to $787 million at year-end when he retired.
David H. McKee was elected chairman of the board for Hendricks County Bank and Trust Company, Brownsburg, on Feb. 11. He first joined the bank in 1995 as a part-time teller, working summers and vacations while attending Purdue University. He joined the bank full-time after graduating in 1999. Most recently, he served as executive vice president from 2012 until 2022 when he was appointed CEO. He will continue as CEO as he takes on his duties as chair. As a third-generation owner of the bank, McKee also is president of Midstate Financial Corp., the bank’s holding company. Founded in 1908, the bank has five branches in the county.
