Middleburg Bank has named Mary Liz McCauley Purcellville Community Executive. In her new position, McCauley will continue to oversee operations of the Purcellville Financial Center while playing a larger role in bank operations and strategy. Additionally, as Community Executive, McCauley will now be responsible for expanding an already robust Middleburg Bank presence in the Purcellville community, including additional participation in community based activities.

Joe Boling, Chairman and CEO of Middleburg Bank commented, "Mary Liz is one of the reasons our bank is successful. She's a genuine friend of the community who is also highly astute relative to financial matters. It's people like Mary Liz that make our brand of community banking unique in this market today."

McCauley began her banking career in Loudoun County in the late 1970s. She joined Middleburg Bank in 1994 to help open the Purcellville branch. Since then McCauley has worked in every department of Middleburg Bank. She is a graduate of the Virginia Bankers Association School of Bank Management and holds numerous professional degrees and accreditations.

Filling her new role as a community leader is nothing new to McCauley. She was born and raised in Loudoun County and has been heavily involved in community activities most of her life. She is the President of the Western Loudoun Community Volunteers and was recently named "Optimist" of the year by the Western Loudoun Optimist Club.