Enterprise Bank & Trust, the banking subsidiary of Enterprise Financial Services, today announced several changes to its executive leadership team that will become effective later this year as part of the bank’s ongoing growth and succession planning.
Scott Goodman will transition from his current role as President of Enterprise Bank & Trust and a Senior Executive Vice President of EFSC, into the role of a Vice-Chairman of Enterprise Bank & Trust, a part-time, non-management role focusing on strategic advisory and client-liaison activities. The transition is expected to occur on Oct. 1, 2025. Goodman has been President of Enterprise Bank & Trust for 12 years and has been with the company for 22 years.
“Scott has played a key role in our continued growth, and we are immensely grateful for his extensive contributions,” said Jim Lally, President & CEO of EFSC. “Scott’s continued involvement with Enterprise will be invaluable as he shares his expertise in market analysis, maintains important client relationships, and contributes to our talent development initiatives.”
Also as part of this succession plan, Doug Bauche will be promoted to the newly-created role of Chief Banking Officer where he will be responsible for the company’s revenue-producing businesses, reporting to Jim Lally. Bauche has been with Enterprise for more than 25 years.
Lastly, Kevin Handley will be promoted to the role of Chief Credit Officer, Bauche’s current role. Handley - a 30-year industry veteran - has been with Enterprise since 2018 and is currently an Executive Vice President, Regional Senior Lender. Handley will report to Doug Bauche in his new role.
“Doug and Kevin bring tremendous expertise and proven leadership and I am confident in their abilities to help Enterprise continue to grow. I congratulate Doug and Kevin on their planned promotions and look forward to working with them in their new roles. We are coordinating closely to ensure smooth transitions among these roles in the coming months,” Lally concluded.
Both Bauche and Handley’s roles are also expected to occur on Oct. 1, 2025 in connection with Scott Goodman’s transition to a Vice-Chairman.