Pacific Continental Corp.

Roger, an accredited banking veteran with over 30 years of industry experience, joined Pacific Continental Bank in 2003 as Chief Credit Officer. In 2006, Roger became President of Pacific Continental Bank. Prior to joining PCB, Roger spent a distinguished 25-year career with US Bank where he was responsible for policy, credit risk analysis, credit systems and regulatory relations for a twenty-four state region. Roger holds a master’s degree from Harvard University and is a graduate of the Harvard/MIT executive negotiation curriculum. Active in several local civic organizations, he currently serves on the Advisory Board of the Port of Portland’s Mentor Protégée program. In his spare time, Roger enjoys fly fishing, writing and painting.Roger joined Pacific Continental Bank in 2003.

Mitch, a PCB employee since 1988, earned his bachelor of science degree in political science and economics from Southern Oregon University. In addition, he graduated from the Northwest Intermediate Banking School at the University of Portland as well as the Graduate School of Banking in Madison, Wisconsin. When he’s not busy with his banking duties, Mitch volunteers his time and expertise with any number of local social service and civic organizations. Currently he serves on the board for The Relief Nursery and Eugene’s Southtowne Rotary Club. A golf enthusiast, Mitch enjoys playing cards or anything having to do with sports – of any type.

Dan brings over 25 years of banking experience to his role as President of the Greater Portland Market . Before joining Pacific Continental Bank in 2002, Dan worked for U.S. Bank where he managed a middle-market team of commercial bankers. Dan holds a Masters in Business Administration as well as degrees in Finance and Management – all from the University of Oregon. Dan is also a graduate of the Pacific Coast Banking School. A past chairman of the Oregon Bankers Association, Dan continues to support the banking industry as a member of the Government Relations Council of the American Bankers Association. Dan keeps busy outside of work with his involvement in a variety of civic and social service organizations. Most notable is that Dan is currently President of the Board of Trustees of the Oregon and SW Washington Chapter of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Dan enjoys outdoor activities, and has been actively involved as a coach or parent volunteer with his children’s adventures. Dan is a native Oregonian and resides in Portland with his wife and two sons.

Cathi Hatch has been a director of both the Company and the Bank since 2006. Ms. Hatch is the founder and CEO of ZINO Society, an organization focused on connecting entrepreneurs with accredited investors. Previously, she held executive roles and consulted in the restaurant business for more than twenty-five years, including her work as director of operations for Schwartz Brothers Restaurants and as the regional vice president for Restaurants Unlimited, Inc. She currently holds board positions on a number of for-profit and nonprofit boards including Zones, Inc.; Pacific Northwest Ballet; YMCA, PONCHO and PACE. Ms. Hatch has served as the president of HatchMatch, a consulting business that works with business and nonprofits to maximize the impact of philanthropy in the community, and has served as a facilitator and trainer for a variety of companies.

Michael D. Holzgang has been a director of both the Company and Bank since 2002 and currently serves as the chair of the Governance/Nominating Committee. Mr. Holzgang serves as Senior Vice President of Colliers International, a global real estate services firm. Prior to joining Colliers International in 2001, Mr. Holzgang worked with Cushman and Wakefield of Oregon for nearly 20 years. Among other volunteer board service, Mr. Holzgang is the past President of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Portland and currently acts as Chairman of the board of directors for NW Medical Teams International, an international disaster relief agency.

Michael E. Heijer joined the Board as a director of the Company and Bank on December 1, 2006, following the acquisition of NWB Financial Corporation. Mr. Heijer was a founder of Northwest Business Bank and served on the Boards of Directors of NWB Financial Corporation and Northwest Business Bank until the Company acquired them in November 2006. He has 20 years experience in Pacific Northwest hotel and commercial real estate development and is the owner of GranCorp, Inc., a commercial real estate investment company that he formed in April 1986, with investments in the Pacific Northwest. Mr. Heijer is also a founder and part owner of American Legal Copy, a legal copying business serving the West Coast that was formed in May 1996. He holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of California at Berkeley.

Michael S. Holcomb has been a director of the Company and Bank since 1999 and 1997, respectively. Mr. Holcomb is the Managing Partner of Berjac of Oregon since 1971, a Northwest Premium Financing Company for commercial insurance premiums. Prior to joining Berjac, Mr. Holcomb was a commissioned officer in the United States Air Force. Among other professional interests, Mr. Holcomb is involved in the Downtown Rotary and the Eugene Executive Association.

R. Jay Tejera has been a director of the Company and Bank since 2006. Most recently the Senior Regional Investment Manager for Wells Fargo’s Northwest region, Tejera has extensive experience analyzing the equity market. Mr. Tejera joined Wells Fargo through its acquisition of Ragen MacKenzie in 2000 where he had been the Director of Research and was responsible for the company’s equity research department. Prior to Ragen MacKenzie, Mr. Tejera spent 12 years as a Managing Director of Dain Raucher Wessels Inc. He began his career with Safeco Asset management where he was an Equity Analyst associated with the Safeco Growth Fund. In 1994, he was named the Community Banking Analyst of the year by American Banker magazine. Mr. Tejera serves on the board of directors for the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle.