Lance Drummond is an executive-level business leader with multi-industry and international experience, having traveled and worked in 52 countries. He specializes in business-transforming strategy development and execution, and organizational change for business-to-business and business-to-consumer Fortune 500 companies with demonstrated success in manufacturing, technology, and financial services industries.

Lance is an independent director on the board of Freddie Mac where he serves on the audit committee and technology working group. In addition, he is chair of the compensation and human capital committee. He an independent director on the board of United Community Bank Inc., a publicly held firm where he serves on talent and compensation and risk committees and is chair of the nominations and governance committee. Lance is also a public governor on the board of the Financial Industry Regulatory Agency (FINRA) where he serves on the management compensation committee and is chair of the audit committee. He is an independent director on AvidXchange Inc., a publicly held FinTech company, and member of the risk committee and talent and compensation committee. Lance was a board trustee at the University of Rochester, serving on the compensation and compliance, executive, finance committees. He also chaired the human resources committee of the university. Lance has been a member of the National Association of Corporate Directors (NACD) since 2015.

From September 2015-May 2017, Lance was the executive-in-residence at Christopher Newport University’s Luter Business School, where he led and hosted the Luter Lecture Series. Additionally, he was a guest lecturer, advisor to the case competition team, provided career and professional development coaching to students, and was senior advisor to the dean.

Lance retired from TD Canada Trust in January 2015, where he was executive vice president of operations and technology. He led a team of associates who delivered personal and small business loan underwriting, funding, discharges, deposit operations, fraud management, collections, digitization and image transformation, service quality (Lean Six Sigma), and project management office services for Canadian Banking, including retail, business, and wealth.

Prior to joining TD, he was executive vice president of human resources and shared services at Fiserv, Inc. In this role, he led the human resources function for Fiserv’s 20,000 employees. Additionally, he oversaw many of the company’s shared services, including Fiserv global services 2,800 employees located in India and Costa Rica, procurement, and corporate real estate.

Before joining Fiserv, Lance was the global consumer and small business banking eCommerce/ATM executive at Bank of America. Prior to his eCommerce/ATM role, Lance was the service and fulfillment operations executive for global technology and operations. He led more than 19,000 associates who provided end-to-end operations support to 55 million consumer households, 2 million small business relationships, 200,000 commercial clients, 6,100 banking centers, and 18,000 ATMs.

Lance began his career at Eastman Kodak company, where he held several senior management positions, including divisional vice president and general manager dental products; divisional vice president and regional general manager professional products - Latin American region; and corporate vice president and chief operating officer professional products division.

Lance earned a bachelor’s degree in business management from Boston University, MBA from the Simon Business School at the University of Rochester, and master of science degree in management science from MIT. He received the MIT Sloan Fellowship in 1994 and the Aspen Institute’s Henry Crown Fellowship in 1998.

He is the founder of Dreamseeds—a children’s™ performing arts program at the YMCA of Greater Rochester. He was a recipient of the Rochester Area Community Foundation Award in 2000, and Rochester Mayor Unsung Heroes Award in 2001. He received the University of Rochester Simon Business School Distinguished Alumnus Award in 2005 and Charlotte American Diabetes Association Father of the Year in 2005.