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Simmons, Barbara M&T BANKBarbara L. Simmons has been promoted to group vice president for the Baltimore and Chesapeake Commercial Real Estate Group at M&T Bank. In this role, she manages a department responsible for a $2.5 billion investment commercial real loan portfolio. Simmons has been with M&T Bank since 1991.

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