Pan American Bank & Trust Leadership

Mr. Cerrone began his career at Pan American Bank & Trust in November of 2007. During this time he served as President and Director of the Bank. Beginning in 2011, Mr. Cerrone has served as Vice Chairman, President and Co-Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Cerrone is also Executive Vice President and Director of American Bancorp of Illinois.

Mr. Cerrone has been in the banking industry for the past twenty-five years. Prior banking positions Mr. Cerrone held include Compliance Officer, CRA Officer, Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operations Officer, as well as Executive Vice President at the International Bank of Chicago, Director of IBC Bancorp and President of the Community Bank of Lawndale.

Mr. Cerrone’s knowledge, vision and passion for banking and business, along with his aptitude to solidify relationships and create new opportunities have greatly contributed to the growth and success of Pan American Bank & Trust.

Outside of the office, Mr. Cerrone serves as a Trustee of Elmhurst College Board of Directors and Director of the Community Development Bankers Association, a national trade association of the community development bank sector. Mr. Cerrone also serves as the Second Vice President of the Italian American Political Coalition, an organization that provides a political voice for the Italian American community. Mr. Cerrone is also a Director of the Columbian Club, an organization that promotes the adoption and the application of higher social, business and professional standards as well as civic welfare. Mr. Cerrone was a former Director of the Triton College Foundation. Mr. Cerrone also participates in several other organizations to promote community support and improvement.

In 1995, Mr. Cerrone graduated from Elmhurst College with a degree in Business. In 2000, Mr. Cerrone completed his graduate degree in banking from the University of Wisconsin at Madison.

Mr. Casaccio joined the Inland family in December 1984 as Vice President of Inland Association Management (IAM). In 1986 he was promoted to President of IAM. In 1991 Mr. Casaccio became President and Director of Inland Partnership Asset Sales Corp.(IPART) responsible for the sale of the Apartment Building and industrial building limited partnerships sponsored by Inland Real Estate Investment Corp. In 1996 (IPART) changed its name Inland Real Estate Development Corporation (IRED). Mr. Casaccio retained the title of President and Director. IRED was formed to handle the zoning, entitlement and development of three Inland Land Funds consisting of over 11,000 acres of farmland and over 2500 acres of land acquired by IRED for its own account. Mr. Casaccio has testified as an expert in the field of land use and zoning and recently participated in a roundtable discussion and sharing of information with a delegation from the City of Guangzhou, China. Prior to joining Inland Mr. Casaccio owned a property management company.

Mr. Casaccio is a Director of Metropolitan Construction, a general contractor. Since 2008 Mr. Casaccio has served as a Director of Pan American Bank & Trust in Chicago and is a member of the Audit Committee. He received his bachelor degree in Accounting from DePaul University in Chicago. Mr. Casaccio is a licensed real estate broker, a member of the Chicago Association of Realtors, a member of the Home Builders Association of Greater Chicago, the International Council of Shopping Centers and the Illinois and National Associations of Realtors.

Mr. Hutchison is the Chief Operating Officer of a national real estate and financial services firm based in Oak Brook, Illinois. He is involved with all business units and has direct oversight of the shared service operation which includes human resources, information technology, risk management, marketing and public relations. Prior to this position, Mr. Hutchison spent 14 years in operations and management roles in municipal government, having spent time as an assistant to Mayor Richard M. Daley after serving as Capital Finance Director for Chicago’s O’Hare and Midway airports.

Mr. Hutchison has a degree in economics from the University of Illinois.

Commissioner at The Illinois Latino Family Commission, Founded The Jesus Guadalupe Foundation and The Spanish Public Media Foundation and Board of trustee at Benedictine University.

Roberto founded TIDY, a full service, janitorial and custodial company serving commercial clients in the City of Chicago and the surrounding suburbs. In 1996, just six years after starting his company, Roberto and TIDY were honored with the “Chicago Hispanic Business of the Year” award presented by the Hispanic American Construction Industry Association (HACIA). Soon after, he was elected to the HACIA Board of Directors.

Roberto founded the Jesus-Guadalupe Foundation in 1997. The foundation, under Roberto’s leadership, has awarded more than 167 scholarships totaling over $300,000.00 to successful students in more than 20 colleges and universities throughout the United States.

In 1998, TIDY appeared in the July/August Issue of Hispanic Business as one of the fastest growing Hispanic companies in the United States. In 1999, Roberto went back to the same high school he had left many years ago as a young man and received his high school diploma. In 2000, Roberto was named by Illinois Governor George Ryan to the Governor’s Commission on Capital Punishment. At the same time, Roberto was elected to the Board of Directors of Hispanics in Philanthropy (HIP), a national organization based in Berkley California.