Dogwood State Bank to Rebrand as TowneBank
The local bank branch in Mount Pleasant will complete its transition to the TowneBank name in November 2026.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in People
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Dogwood State Bank will rebrand as TowneBank this November 2026. The Mount Pleasant office located at 302 Wingo Way will remain operational under its new brand.
Why it matters
The rebrand integrates the local office into the wider TowneBank network, offering customers expanded access to specialized financial services like insurance and wealth management.
The bank has appointed market executive Scott Sharp, who brings two decades of financial experience to the role. The incoming private banking team possesses a combined four decades of industry expertise.
The players
Scott Sharp
He is the newly appointed market executive for TowneBank in Charleston and a former regional vice president at TD Bank.
John Millay
He serves as the branch manager for the bank location on Wingo Way in Mount Pleasant.
Lindsey Foy
She has joined the TowneBank private banking team to support local operations.
Eddie Carta
He is a member of the newly assembled private banking team tasked with managing local client assets.
The details
The facility at 302 Wingo Way will begin offering a full suite of services including mortgage, insurance, and wealth management after the transition. The firm has also appointed a new leadership team, including branch manager John Millay and private bankers Lindsey Foy and Eddie Carta.
Timeline
Dogwood State Bank will complete its rebrand to TowneBank in November 2026.
Market Landscape
This rebrand reflects the ongoing consolidation of regional banking institutions in the Carolinas. It aligns the local branch with a larger network to compete against national entities operating in the Mount Pleasant market.
Customers at the Wingo Way location will gain access to expanded financial products such as insurance and mortgage services. Daily banking operations at the branch are expected to continue without disruption during the November transition.
The takeaway
Clients should anticipate new service options and personnel as the branch integrates into the national network. Transitioning accounts usually require minimal effort, but customers should watch for official mail regarding updated banking terms.
Further reading
For more updates on leadership changes in the region, visit the Mount Pleasant People section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Post and Courier.
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