Katie McEvilly
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Katie McEvilly
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Katie McEvilly is a senior vice president, serving as the branch banking market leader for U.S. Bank in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties, as well as the northern portion of Orange County. Katie has been in the banking industry at U.S. Bank for 25 years. She began her recent role as a branch banking market leader in January of 2025.
Prior to her current role, Katie spent five years specializing in wealth management banking as the Inland Southern California market leader, where she managed a large team of 30 direct reports supporting affluent clients. Before her time in wealth banking, Katie held leadership roles across the branch and small business banking team, including 18 years as a district manager and district operations manager, primarily in the Temecula Valley.
Katie is actively engaged in her community through her service on the boards of two nonprofit organizations. She serves as a board member for Working Wardrobes, an Orange County nonprofit dedicated to helping individuals overcome barriers to gainful employment, and Discovery Cube OC and LA, which inspires young minds through science-based educational programs and interactive exhibits. Through these roles, she supports initiatives that advance workforce development, education, and community impact across Southern California.
Katie was born and raised in Southern California, and she still resides in Lake Elsinore with the youngest of her three children, named Allie. Katie’s two older children are pursuing their college education, with her oldest daughter, Taylor, attending Law School in Chicago, and her son, Connor, attending UCLA for Civil Engineering.
While maintaining her work and family life, Katie also earned an associate’s degree with an emphasis on Business Fundamentals from The University of Phoenix, and a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Strayer University. She holds three securities licenses including: Series 6 for packaged securities, such as mutual funds and variable annuities; Series 26 which extends the ability to supervise personnel selling redeemable securities; and Series 63 for securities sales across state lines.