Leadership
Marc A. Stefanski
Chairman
Marc A. Stefanski is Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer and President of Third Federal Savings and Loan. Since becoming chairman and chief executive of the 79-year old thrift in 1987, Mr. Stefanski has overseen Third Federal’s continual growth as the dominant home mortgage lender in Ohio, as well as its growth in the Florida market. Third Federal currently does business in 21 states, the District of Columbia, and reaches approximately 65% of the U.S. population.
In April 2007, Third Federal made a minority initial public offering (IPO) raising nearly $1 billion in capital. Under Mr. Stefanski’s direction, the $55 million Third Federal Foundation was established as a product of the company’s IPO, enabling it to fund charitable gifts and projects within the communities it serves. Under his leadership the Third Federal Foundation has invested nearly $40 million in grants to the community.
Mr. Stefanski earned an undergraduate degree (Bachelor of Arts in Economics) from Heidelberg College in 1976 and an MBA with a concentration in Systems Management from Baldwin Wallace College in 1980.
Kyle Stefanski
Executive Director
Kyle Stefanski grew up with his four brothers and sisters in Cleveland, Ohio with their mother and father, Rhonda and Marc Stefanski. The Stefanski family suffered enormous difficulty when Rhonda was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. In only two short months Rhonda lost her battle and painfully left her loving family behind in November 2014.
Crushed by the loss of his mother, Kyle and his father created Rhonda’s Kiss. In her honor, Rhonda's Kiss provides financial assistance for the non-medical costs associated with cancer treatment.
Kyle is determined to help advocate for cancer patients and their families through his work with Rhonda’s Kiss.
Ned Hyland
Director
Ned joined Todd Associates in 1978 as a sales trainee and thirteen years later became its President. Ned’s specialty lies in insurance design for school districts, municipalities and national accounts. He serves as a board member for Lake Erie College and Cleveland Sports Commission and is on the advisory board for Notre Dame College and University Hospitals. Ned is heavily involved in philanthropy and has raised over $2,000,000 for the Diana Hyland Miracle Fund, a charity established in memory of his late wife. A graduate of Baldwin Wallace University, Ned holds a bachelors degree in Business Administration.