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Banking Exec Linda Duncombe Dies at 55
12 Oct
Summary
- Linda Duncombe, a banking executive and film producer, passed away at 55.
- She was diagnosed with Stage 2 lung cancer days before her death.
- Duncombe was instrumental in over $12 million in investments for various organizations.
Linda Duncombe, a former banking executive and film producer, passed away on Sunday at the age of 55 following complications from a stroke. Days before her death, she received a diagnosis of Stage 2 lung cancer.
Duncombe spent five years as chief marketing officer at City National Bank, where she guided over $12 million in investments for organizations including Habitat for Humanity and the Grammy Museum. She also played a key role in distributing over $1.8 billion in Paycheck Protection Program loans during the pandemic to support the entertainment industry.
Originally from Australia, Duncombe moved to the United States in 2015 after earning an MBA from Harvard Business School. She produced two films, "The Queen's Jewels" and "Killing Time," both anticipated for a global release in 2027. Her friends remember her infectious laugh, boundless optimism, and dedication to mentoring others.
Duncombe's impactful career was recognized on Variety's 'Most Powerful Women in Hollywood' list and she received the Order of Australia Medal. She served on numerous boards, including those of the SAG-AFTRA Foundation and the Grammy Museum.
