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Harmon Named Senior VP At Clinton Savings Bank

Jul 16, 2014 | Reprints | Unlock Link | Print

Dave Harmon Clinton Savings Bank has hired David Harmon as senior vice president of commercial lending.

In this role, Harmon will develop relationships with local business owners and provide financial solutions for companies throughout the Worcester area.

Prior to joining Clinton Savings Bank, Harmon was vice president of commercial lending at Commonwealth National Bank, which became United Bank in 2009. He is currently a member of the Chelmsford Police Foundation.

"Having Dave as part of the CSB commercial team is a tremendous bonus for us and our customers," Robert J. Paulhus Jr., president and CEO of Clinton Savings Bank, said in a statement. "Not only does he offer a tremendous amount of experience and insight to benefit local business owners, but since he has worked at CSB before, he knows our customers and our community very well. We look forward to the additional contributions he will make."

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