WSFS Shuffles Executive Leadership in Audit and Legal Functions

  • WSFS promotes Charles 'Chuck' Mosher to Executive Vice President, Chief Audit Executive, effective October 6, 2026.
  • Lisa Washington promoted to Executive Vice President, Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary.
  • Michael 'Mike' Thompson appointed Interim Chief Accounting Officer, succeeding Mosher.
  • WSFS had $22.7 billion in assets and $101.7 billion in AUM as of June 30, 2026.

WSFS's executive leadership appointments reflect a strategic focus on strengthening governance and risk management amid a complex regulatory landscape. The promotions of long-tenured executives signal internal stability, while the appointments of external hires like Thompson highlight the bank's efforts to leverage diverse banking experience. With $101.7 billion in AUM, WSFS's leadership moves are critical for maintaining its position as a top financial services provider in the Greater Philadelphia and Delaware region.

Audit Continuity
How Mosher's transition from Interim to permanent Chief Audit Executive will affect WSFS's internal audit function and risk management framework.
Regulatory Compliance
Whether Washington's expanded role as Chief Legal Officer will enhance WSFS's ability to navigate an increasingly complex legal and regulatory environment.
Leadership Stability
The pace at which WSFS can integrate new leadership appointments while maintaining operational continuity and strategic growth.