Investor Relations

McKinnon Named President of American National Bank

March 24, 1999
CHICAGO, IL, March 24, 1999 -- John Q. McKinnon has been named President of American National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago, the leading middle market bank in the metropolitan market.

McKinnon, 54, joined the bank in 1968 and has taken on increasing responsibility over time, serving most recently as an executive vice president and head of commercial banking activities. During his career, McKinnon has worked closely with customers, playing a key role in expanding American National's franchise in the Chicago, Milwaukee and Rockford markets.

McKinnon succeeds David P. Bolger, who now heads merger integration at the parent company, BANK ONE CORPORATION (NYSE:ONE).

"John McKinnon has been instrumental in helping our bankers deliver on the promise to provide middle market customers with the financial solutions to manage and grow their businesses," Bolger said.

In addition to his American National role, McKinnon is responsible for middle market banking in Illinois at Bank One and The First National Bank of Chicago.

All three banks are subsidiaries of Chicago-based BANK ONE CORPORATION, which is the nation's fourth largest bank holding company, with assets of more than $260 billion. BANK ONE offers a full range of financial services to commercial and business customers and consumers in the Chicago area through its subsidiaries, The First National Bank of Chicago, Bank One and American National Bank.