Raynham-based Bluestone Bank has named Meg McIsaac president and CEO.

McIsaac has been the bank’s president since Bluestone Bank was formed after the merger of Bridgewater Savings Bank and Mansfield Bank in October 2020. McIsaac, who started her banking career more than 30 years ago at large commercial banks before moving into community banking, was president and CEO of Mansfield Bank before the merger.

“Being a Community Bank isn’t just a mindset – it’s a set of actions that support the well-being of our customers and the communities we’re all part of,” McIsaac said in a statement. “At Bluestone, we are firmly committed to our role as a local resource. Whether sponsoring scholarships for promising students, rolling up our sleeves for local organizations, or investing in causes like affordable housing and education, we’re thinking of our neighborhoods and neighbors – asking how we can help.”

McIsaac is vice chair of the Massachusetts Bankers Association’s board and a member of the American Bankers Association’s advisory committee for mutual banks. She was recently elected to the board of the Depositors Insurance Fund, the industry-sponsored fund in Massachusetts that insures balances at member banks above the $250,000 FDIC limit. She is also a board trustee for the South Shore Health Foundation and Sturdy Memorial Foundation.

Bluestone Bank’s previous CEO Peter Dello Russo has retired. Dello Russo became CEO of Bridgewater Savings Bank in 2017.