2025 20 in their Twenties: John “Jack” Geshay

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Preferred Relationship Manager | Fifth Third Bank

Age: 29

Hometown: Indianapolis

Education: bachelor’s, Hope College

Family: wife, Emma; dog, Walter

Years with organization: 6

First job: caddie, Crooked Stick Golf Club

Community involvement: golf team coach, Fall Creek Junior High School; volunteer, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and the YMCA; mentor, Traders Point Christian Church

Something surprising: Last year, Geshay won the club championship at Hillcrest Country Club.

Since joining the workforce, I’ve learned: “I thrive in high-pressure situations and have a natural ability to stay calm and solution-oriented when challenges arise. This has made me more adaptable and versatile than I initially expected.”

In 10 years …: “I envision myself leading a high-performing team at Fifth Third Bank.”

Coffee order: caramel macchiato

Jack Geshay provides financial strategies for wealthy clients at Fifth Third Bank. He started his career as an intern at Morgan Stanley before joining Fifth Third on a professional development track aimed at obtaining securities licensing. After earning a place in the President’s Circle—an award for top performers nationwide—the bank sponsored his licensing, and he became the youngest preferred relationship manager in its history. “I enjoy the opportunity to build meaningful relationships with clients while helping them navigate complex financial decisions,” he said. “Working closely with business owners, I am constantly exposed to a wide range of banking needs and planning opportunities, which makes every day fun.” Geshay served as the Greater Indiana lead for Fifth Third’s partnership with United Way, helping raise more than $4 million bank-wide to support community programs.•

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