Haun was Glen Allen bank holding company's chief audit executive
Brad Haun. Photo courtesy Atlantic Union Bankshares.
Brad Haun. Photo courtesy Atlantic Union Bankshares.
Haun was Glen Allen bank holding company's chief audit executive
Atlantic Union Bankshares has appointed Bradley S. Haun as chief risk officer, the Glen Allen-based bank holding company announced last week.
Haun succeeds Sherry Williams, who will retire July 1. She is serving as an adviser until then.
Haun joined Atlantic Union in 2011 as director of financial reporting and accounting policy before he became corporate controller. He most recently was chief audit executive, a role he assumed in 2021, and an executive vice president.
“Brad brings experience and proven leadership to this important role,” John Asbury, president and CEO of Atlantic Union Bankshares and CEO of the bank, said in a statement. “He has risen through the ranks at Atlantic Union since joining the company, and he has built highly engaged teams at every stop.”
Haun began his career at Cherry Bekaert, in its audit practice. He is a Virginia Tech alumnus.
As of March 31, Atlantic Union had $24.6 billion in total assets and $20.5 billion in total deposits. As of Dec. 31, 2024, Atlantic Union Bank had 129 branches across Virginia and parts of Maryland and North Carolina. With its $1.3 billion acquisition of Maryland’s Sandy Spring Bancorp, the bank gained 53 branches across Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C.