John Craddock

John G. Craddock is a Senior Vice President and Market Executive for the Greater Seattle and Eastern Washington Business Banking team for Bank of America Merrill Lynch. Additionally, he has held the positions of Financial Center Manager, Senior Credit Underwriter and Treasury Management Officer during his 30+ year tenure.

John holds a Bachelor’s degree (B.A.) in Business Administration and Finance from Western Washington University in Bellingham, WA and a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) from Washington State University in Pullman, WA. John was also an Adjunct Professor at the Albers School of Business and Economics of Seattle University

John enjoys volunteering at the school his children attend as the School Commission President and as a Finance Committee Chair managing the school’s endowment fund. John is also passionate about supporting individuals and families affected by disabilities through his role in Bank of America’s Disability Action Network, Seattle Chapter.

Portrait of John, a light-skinned man wearing a blazer and glasses smiling
  • Image of the outside of the building with "Inland Northwest Lighthouse" in large letters above the doors.

    Meet Laura Hard, Inland Northwest Lighthouse Advisory Council Chair

    September 16th, 2021

    Inland Northwest Advisory Council I have been fortunate enough to be on the Inland Northwest Lighthouse (INL) Advisory Council for over six years. I recently joined the Foundation Board in early 2020. It has been [...]

  • Portrait of George Abbott standing inside. He is wearing a suit and smiling.

    Senior VP George Abbott Selected as New President & CEO

    July 16th, 2021

    We are thrilled to announce, along with Chairman of the Board of The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. Jude Johnson, that Senior Vice President George Abbott will succeed President and CEO, Cindy Watson, and [...]

  • A portrait of Brad Wiens, a light skinned, grey haired man wearing a grey suit.

    Thank You to Our Donors

    June 15th, 2021

    We are incredibly thankful to our generous donors and community members for making a difference in the lives of people who are blind, DeafBlind, and blind with other disabilities every day.