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East Cambridge Savings Bank Elects Trustee, Three Corporators

May 9, 2012 | Reprints | Unlock Link | Print

The corporate board of East Cambridge Savings Bank has elected Thomas G. Burke trustee and Joseph E. Connarton, David Fallon, and Mahmood Firouzbakht as corporators.

Burke’s association with East Cambridge Savings Bank began in 2006 as the bank’s vice president, senior commercial loan and business development officer. He retired in 2010. Since 1985, he has served as a corporator of Hallmark Health Care and the Medford Rotary Club. Burke currently resides in Stoneham with his family.

Connarton, a resident of Waltham, has extensive experience working in the public sector. Fallon, a captain within the Somerville Police Department, has been associated with East Cambridge Savings Bank for several years. Firouzbakht is a real estate attorney and educator in Cambridge.

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