Ahead of merger with BB&T, SunTrust CEO says ‘goodbye’

In his final letter as chairman and CEO of SunTrust Banks, Bill Rogers thanks employees, executives and shareholders, and says change ahead 'will be thoughtful, supportive and compassionate.' He'll be the No. 2 exec at the combined BB&T/SunTrust.

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Ahead of merger with BB&T, SunTrust CEO says ‘goodbye’

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