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Senior Management
Peter F. Benoist President & CEO, Enterprise Financial
Peter joined Enterprise in October of 2002 and became CEO of Enterprise Financial Services Corp in May of 2008. Formerly, he had been Chairman of the Board, Executive Vice President of the holding company and Chairman and CEO of Enterprise Bank & Trust. Prior to Enterprise, Peter had been a Director and Executive Vice President of Mark Twain Bancshares and Chairman and CEO of Mark Twain’s $3 billion banking operations in Missouri, Illinois and Kansas, where his responsibilities included all commercial and retail banking activities, as well as Mark Twain’s $1 billion Trust Division. Following Mark Twain’s acquisition by Mercantile Bancorp., Benoist served as Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Mercantile’s St. Louis Bank, a $12 billion banking operation and the largest banking subsidiary in the Mercantile bank system. Following the acquisition of Mercantile by Firstar Bank, now US Bancorp, Benoist served as Regional Chairman and Market President for the St. Louis marketing. Benoist holds a BA degree and an MBA in finance from St. Louis University. He currently serves on several Boards, including Maryville University and Cardinal Glennon Hospital Foundation.
Stephen P. Marsh Chairman & CEO, Enterprise Bank & Trust
Steve has a BA in economics from Creighton University and a MBA in finance from St. Louis University. Prior to joining Enterprise, Marsh served as president and senior loan officer of Southwest Bank, where he began his career in 1984. At Southwest, now owned by Marshall & IIsley Corp. of Milwaukee, he managed the commercial real estate department from 1984 to 1992. In 1992, Marsh was appointed senior loan officer and in 1999 was named president. He currently serves as Chairman and CEO of Enterprise Bank & Trust.
Frank H. Sanfilippo Executive Vice President & CFO
Frank Sanfilippo has been the Chief Financial Officer of the Company since 2001.
EFSC Board of Directors
Peter F. Benoist
Peter joined Enterprise in October of 2002 and became CEO of Enterprise Financial Services Corp in May of 2008. Formerly, he had been Chairman of the Board, Executive Vice President of the holding company and Chairman and CEO of Enterprise Bank & Trust. Prior to Enterprise, Peter had been a Director and Executive Vice President of Mark Twain Bancshares and Chairman and CEO of Mark Twain’s $3 billion banking operations in Missouri, Illinois and Kansas, where his responsibilities included all commercial and retail banking activities, as well as Mark Twain’s $1 billion Trust Division. Following Mark Twain’s acquisition by Mercantile Bancorp., Benoist served as Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Mercantile’s St. Louis Bank, a $12 billion banking operation and the largest banking subsidiary in the Mercantile bank system. Following the acquisition of Mercantile by Firstar Bank, now US Bancorp, Benoist served as Regional Chairman and Market President for the St. Louis marketing. Benoist holds a BA degree and an MBA in finance from St. Louis University. He currently serves on several Boards, including Maryville University and Cardinal Glennon Hospital Foundation.
Michael A. DeCola
William H. Downey
John S. Eulich
Robert E. Guest Jr.
Robert Guest is a Partner of Affinity Law Group.
Judith S. Heeter
Lewis A. Levey
Birch M. Mullins
Birch Mullins is the President of Lindbergh Warson Properties.
James J. Murphy Jr.
James Murphy is the Chief Executive Officer of the Murphy Company.
Brenda D. Newberry
John M. Tracy
Sandra A. Van Trease
Enterprise Bank & Trust Board of Directors
John Arnold
Peter F. Benoist
Peter joined Enterprise in October of 2002 and became CEO of Enterprise Financial Services Corp in May of 2008. Formerly, he had been Chairman of the Board, Executive Vice President of the holding company and Chairman and CEO of Enterprise Bank & Trust. Prior to Enterprise, Peter had been a Director and Executive Vice President of Mark Twain Bancshares and Chairman and CEO of Mark Twain’s $3 billion banking operations in Missouri, Illinois and Kansas, where his responsibilities included all commercial and retail banking activities, as well as Mark Twain’s $1 billion Trust Division. Following Mark Twain’s acquisition by Mercantile Bancorp., Benoist served as Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Mercantile’s St. Louis Bank, a $12 billion banking operation and the largest banking subsidiary in the Mercantile bank system. Following the acquisition of Mercantile by Firstar Bank, now US Bancorp, Benoist served as Regional Chairman and Market President for the St. Louis marketing. Benoist holds a BA degree and an MBA in finance from St. Louis University. He currently serves on several Boards, including Maryville University and Cardinal Glennon Hospital Foundation.
Robert L. Boland
William W. Brown
John S. Eulich
Steven L. Finerty
John J. Gloss
Scott R. Goodman
Scott Goodman serves as President of Enterprise Bank & Trust. He leads Enterprise’s commercial banking business in all three of its markets. He also serves on Enterprise Financial’s executive management committee.
Goodman joined Enterprise Bank & Trust in 2003 as Senior Vice President. He was subsequently named President and Chief Credit Officer of the Bank’s St. Louis Region and then Executive Vice President and Director of Commercial Banking Services and Wealth Management for all regions. Prior to Enterprise, Goodman held various positions at US Bank and the former Boatmen’s Bank in St. Louis.
Goodman earned a BSBA in Accounting and Finance from Rockhurst University in Kansas City MO and an MBA from Saint Louis University. He’s a member of the Young Presidents Organization and serves on the Board of Trustees for Our Little Haven. Goodman has also served on the St. Louis Repertory Theater Board, the Haven House of St. Louis Board and the MS Society Corporate Achiever Committee.
Wayne F. Hall
Robert M. Kaiser
Lisa Greenman Kraner
Richard J. Mark
Stephen P. Marsh
Steve has a BA in economics from Creighton University and a MBA in finance from St. Louis University. Prior to joining Enterprise, Marsh served as president and senior loan officer of Southwest Bank, where he began his career in 1984. At Southwest, now owned by Marshall & IIsley Corp. of Milwaukee, he managed the commercial real estate department from 1984 to 1992. In 1992, Marsh was appointed senior loan officer and in 1999 was named president. He currently serves as Chairman and CEO of Enterprise Bank & Trust.
