OceanFirst Financial COO Vito Nardelli To Resign

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8/3/2012 12:58 PM ET

OceanFirst Financial Corp. (OCFC: Quote), the holding company for OceanFirst Bank, said Friday that Vito Nardelli will resign as President and Chief Operating Officer, effective on August 31.

Nardelli has indicated that, with over three decades of experience in the banking industry, he plans to take some time to explore various professional and personal opportunities.

Upon Nardelli's resignation, John Garbarino, the company's Chairman and CEO, will assume Nardelli's responsibilities as the principal operating officer of the company on an interim basis.

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