Al Hanser founded The Sanibel Captiva Trust Company in 2001. His 50+ years of experience in the investment and banking industries has helped to guide our firm’s vision and growth for the benefit of our clients, shareholders, employees and communities. Al has previously served as Chairman and CEO of Resource Bank and Trust Company in Minneapolis, Minnesota and was also Senior Executive at Dain Rausher, an investment banking firm (now RBC Wealth Management). He was Chairman, CEO, and board member of Merchant Bank as well as Chairman of Hanrow Financial Group, Ltd. Other business interests include his family’s ownership interest in the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team for over 50 years. Al is Chairman Emeritus of the Charitable Foundation of the Islands, member of LHS Planning Committee and Director of Lee Health Children’s Hospital. He is a former director of The Schoolhouse Theater, CROW, Sanibel-Captiva Kiwanis, Lee Health System Foundation, and past Chairman of both Cleveland Clinic Florida and University of Minnesota Hospital, as well as a number of other corporate, civic and philanthropic boards.
Terry Igo joined The Sanibel Captiva Trust Company at its inception in 2001 on Sanibel Island. He was instrumental in growing the initial client asset base, (now more than $4.2 billion), followed by a successful expansion into Naples and then to the Tampa Bay region in 2010, where he and his family have resided for more than a decade. Since assuming the CEO position in 2013, Terry has grown the Florida footprint to also include Belleair Bluffs and Tarpon Springs. In addition to directing company-wide operations, Terry serves as a member of the Asset Management Committee, the Risk Management Committee, Strategic Planning, and the Board of Directors.
He has served as advisor to many Florida non-profit organizations, assisting with capital and planned giving campaigns, and increasing awareness of philanthropic giving. Among his most recent were his positions on the Board of Trustees for the Straz Center for the Performing Arts and the Board of Directors of The Dysautonomia Project in Tampa Bay.
Carol Boyd served as President of The Naples Trust Company from 2013 – 2018 and retired as Regional Corporate Director in 2020. She led the way in developing the company’s brand and market share in Collier County by cultivating key team members and more than tripling assets under management. Earlier she enjoyed a successful 15-year career as a top producer in Wealth Services at Northern Trust. Carol has devoted more than 30 years serving on boards of Collier County organizations and is a director of The Forum Club of Southwest Florida.
John Brabson, a long-time resident of Tampa Bay, served as Chief Executive Officer and President of Lykes Insurance Inc. and as Chairman of the Board of Lykes Bros. Inc. He was also Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Peoples Gas System, Inc., later acquired by TECO Energy. He is currently active on the boards of Lykes Bros. Inc., Columbus Industries Inc., and is the Chairman of the Board of Tampa General Hospital.
George Heisler is a retired lawyer and partner of McDermott Will & Emery LLP, having served as chair of their Private Client Department and later as Partner-In-Charge of the firm’s Chicago office. He remains as Senior Counsel to the firm. George focused his practice on estate and business planning for families that control public and closely held companies. He received national recognition by Chambers USA as a leading wealth management lawyer and as one of two Senior Statesman in the Midwest in 2010 and 2011.
Pam Iorio is the former two-term Mayor of Tampa (2003-2011) and most recently retired from Big Brothers Big Sisters of America as their president and CEO in 2021. She has been in public service since age 26 when she won a seat on the Board of County Commissioners for Hillsborough County, FL. In 1992 she was elected for the first of three terms as the county’s Supervisor of Elections and she served as the president of the State Association of Supervisors of Elections in 1999. She has earned many awards and recognitions including being an inductee of the 2020 Tampa Bay Business Hall of Fame and was included among PEOPLE Magazine’s “25 Women Changing the World in 2018” . Pam is also an author of “Straightforward, Ways to Live and Lead” helping organizations build strong and effective leaders.
Brian Johnson spent 35 years with international insurance broker WILLIS and its predecessors starting as an employee benefit consultant and actuary for corporate retirement programs. He then moved into executive management, retiring as President and Chief Executive Officer of Willis North America, Inc. Brian also served on the Board of First National Bank in Wichita and on the Board of USI in Valhalla NY, an insurance brokerage and consulting firm with 7,000 employees, where he chaired its Compensation Committee. He has served as Chairman of the Wichita Area Chamber of Commerce, Board Member and Treasurer of Moorings Country Club in Naples, and Vice Chairman of Habitat for Humanity of the Roaring Fork Valley in Colorado. He is the immediate past president of the Grey Oaks Property Owners Association in Naples.
Charles Ketteman spent 34 years with Arthur Andersen, first as an audit partner and then as the founder and longtime leader of Andersen Business Consulting, which under his leadership grew to a global business with over 13,000 employees in 40 countries. Chuck specialized in management consulting services to the telecommunications industry and has been a featured speaker at universities and business seminars around the world. He is a planning commissioner on Sanibel and serves on the boards of BIG Arts and the FGCU Foundation.
Frank Morsani was the Chairman of the Board and principal owner of Precision Enterprises, Inc., which has owned and operated several automobile dealerships since 1971. His business was awarded Time Magazine’s Quality Automobile Dealer Award in 1983. He served as Chairman of the Board of the United States Chamber of Commerce and Delegate to the White House Conference on Small Business. Frank is an inductee of the Tampa Bay Business Hall of Fame.
Fred Pezeshkan is a 40 year veteran of the real estate development and construction industry in Florida, and is now Chairman of the Board of Summit Management Group of Florida LLC. He has previously served on boards of directors for Village Banc, Northern Trust/Southeast Region Advisory Board and NCH Healthcare Foundation. He currently serves as Chairman for Healthcare Network of Southwest Florida Foundation Board, Lee Health Foundation Board, is an active member of the Florida Council of 100, and is Chairman Emeritus of Florida Gulf Coast University Foundation Board.
Jim Pigott spent the majority of his career at Paccar, Inc. manufacturing large industrial products – first in the structural steel business and later producing heavy duty highway trucks. He graduated in 1959 from Stanford University with a BSCE in Civil Engineering and served in the U.S. Navy. He then obtained his MBA at Harvard Business School. A strong proponent of civic philanthropy, Jim became involved in several capital campaigns with a particular focus in education and health. He is a member of the Captiva Island Yacht Club, past board member of The Captiva Island Historical Society and BIG ARTS where he served as vice chairman and then chair of the capital campaign (2015-2021).
Jeff Powers is an avid entrepreneur and founder of several organizations focused in the Animal Health industry including Bay Medical Solutions, a National wholesale distributor of pet medications. He also founded Med Vets, Inc., a licensed wholesale veterinary pharmacy in 2004. An ardent supporter of US Military Veteran causes, he formed Med Vets Charitable Foundation – a nonprofit organization providing no cost veterinary products to treat service dogs of veterans in need. His community involvement is found in several nonprofit organizations including the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW), where he served on the Board of Directors for six years and as a member of its finance committee. Jeff is a past advisor to The Sanibel School Fund and was appointed by Sanibel City Council to serve on the City Charter Review Committee.
Jim Watrous is a Tampa native and until his retirement in 2016, served as Regions Bank’s Wealth Management Executive for West Florida, and earlier as Clearwater City President. Formerly, he was Executive Vice President of the First National Bank of Clearwater, where during his tenure he held leadership positions in both lending and trust management. Jim has served as board chairman of numerous area nonprofits including the Clearwater Regional Chamber of Commerce, Morton Plant Mease Health Care Foundation and the United Way campaign.
Richard Botthof launched the Naples office in 2009 and served as Vice Chairman of The Sanibel Captiva Trust Company’s board of directors. His 45-year career in the financial services industry includes his past position as the Regional President of First Union for Southwest Florida. Dick was also an Organizer, Director, President and CEO of Commerce National Bank.
Dr. Stephen Brown fulfilled a distinguished career as Chief of Staff and Chief of Radiology at Anne Arundel Hospital in Annapolis, Maryland. Earlier, he held a staff position at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. Steve is a current member of the Lee Health Board of Directors.
John Burden served as the Chairman of Federated Department Stores and Allied Department Stores, as well as Federated’s Abraham & Straus division. He was also the President of Federated’s Burdines Department Store division in Florida. John continues to be a consultant to the industry and serves on regional and national retail boards.
Ginny Fleming, a resident of Sanibel since 1987, is a past honored recipient of the Sanibel Island Citizen of the Year Award for her community leadership. Ginny’s many years of service to civic, charitable, and arts organizations has contributed to the quality of life for community residents and the environment.
Cheryl Giattini is an attorney and public relations/marketing consultant with more than three decades of experience working with clients primarily in the financial services and commercial real estate industries, as well as the non-profit sector. As a full-time Sanibel resident, she has led capital campaigns for the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation (SCCF) to preserve hundreds of acres of wildlife habitat and improve regional water quality.
Chip Lesch served as Chairman of Indiana Federal Bank and Vice Chairman of Pinnacle Banks of Michigan during the 1990’s. He is a recipient of the prestigious Sagamore of the Wabash, Indiana’s highest civic honor. Prior to retiring, Chip served as The Trust Company’s Co-Chairman.
James Lozelle served as Executive Vice President of Tower Automotive from 1994 to 1999; then served on the Board of Directors and as Chairman of the Audit Committee. Earlier, he was President, CEO and principal owner of Edgewood Tool & Mfg. As a life-long entrepreneur, he started and grew a variety of businesses. Jim is the former Chairman of both the Precision Metalforming Association, and the PMA Endowment. He was Treasurer of the Regional Business Alliance of Southwest Florida and is currently on the Board of Tempress Products LP, the Forum Club of Southwest Florida, and is Vice Commodore of the Naples Yacht Club.
Linda Marcelli, resident of Gulfport, Florida, worked for Merrill Lynch in various capacities over 32 years. As Director of the New York City District, she held responsibility for 900 financial consultants and over $760 million in annual revenue. Currently, she is Principal of Lucky’s Real Tomatoes, a family-owned, national company founded in 1979.
John Schubert was co-founder and a Senior Partner of SynerMed Communications – a leading producer of continuing medical education programs based in Califon, New Jersey. Earlier he held key positions at Ortho Pharmaceutical Corp., a division of Johnson & Johnson, and Health Learning Systems. John chaired The Trust Company’s Strategic Planning Committee and Trust Committee.
William Bolster had an extensive career at CNBC where he served in a variety of leadership capacities throughout the years, including Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of CNBC International. He played a critical role in the evolution of the financial news business and was responsible for driving the global expansion of the CNBC franchise overseas. Bill oversaw the management of CNBC Europe, CNBC Asia Pacific, the pan-continental news and information services operating in partnership with Dow Jones. (SanCap Group, Inc. Board of Directors 2018-2019)
Bob Odegard was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Law following his distinguished career at the University of Minnesota. Under his leadership from 1970 to 1984, the University of Minnesota Foundation set new standards nationwide for raising funds to benefit educational institutions. He received a Bachelor of Science in agricultural economics from the University of Minnesota in 1942 and then entered the U.S. Navy. Following his service, Bob managed the family businesses while also serving in the Minnesota State Legislature.
Dolph von Arx is the former Chairman, President and CEO of Planters Lifesavers Company, an affiliate of RJR Nabisco. Earlier, he was Executive Vice President of Thomas J. Lipton, Inc. and a member of its board of directors and executive committee. Dolph retired after having served ten years as chairman of the NCH Healthcare System in Naples and three years as Board Chairman of the Conservancy of Southwest Florida, as well as the Regional Business Alliance.
Bob Wigley was Chairman and CEO of the Water Products Companies in Minneapolis, Minnesota
from 1967 to 1985. Between 1989 and his retirement in 1998, he served as Chairman of the Great Plains
Companies in Minneapolis. Locally, Bob was a member of the board of directors of SunTrust Banks of Southwest Florida from 1994 to 1998. As a supporter of his community, he held numerous nonprofit board positions.
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