
Liberty Bay Credit Union Names New CEO
John Barron will hold the position after a tour as chief strategy & growth officer for the holding company of South Shore Bank and Dedham Savings Bank.
John Barron will hold the position after a tour as chief strategy & growth officer for the holding company of South Shore Bank and Dedham Savings Bank.
After a 47-year career in the financial services industry, Robert J. DiBella, president and chief executive officer at The Savings Bank has announced his retirement.
Burlington-based Erland Construction named an eight-year employee as its new CEO in a transition to a third generation of family leadership.
The Littleton credit union tapped its interim president and CEO, a former Colorado credit union executive, to lead it into the future.
Webster Five announced its CEO will be stepping down a year from now after 20 years at the bank, but his shoes will be filled by a Worcester native and a 14-year Webster Five veteran.
Holyoke Credit Union has named its new leader: James T. Wolohan.
After 13 years in a behind-the-scenes leadership role at Country Bank, Mary McGovern is preparing to step into the limelight as the bank’s new president and future CEO.
Wayne Patenaude will step down as Cambridge Savings Bank’s president and chief executive officer on Feb. 28, and will be replaced by USAA executive Ryan A. Bailey.
Under his 17 years at the helm, Mark S. Cochran doubled the credit union’s membership to 100,000, increased staffing by 48 percent and grew assets from $600 million to $2.1 billion.
Country Bank has appointed current Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer Mary McGovern as its new president, effective April 1.
The regional bank has nearly 150 branches in New England, including in several across the Berkshires.
The head of one of the region’s 10 biggest banks, Cambridge Savings Bank, said he plans to retire after slightly over 10 years at the bank’s helm.
North Brookfield Savings Bank has appointed a new, president and CEO, Kaz Borawski, effective Aug. 1.
One of the state’s largest mutual banks announced its CEO succession plan Wednesday morning.
Gilda Nogueira, who has led East Cambridge Savings Bank as president and CEO for more than a decade, plans to retire later this year, and one of the bank’s long-time executives will take over her role.
In his first month since taking the reins from the bank’s longtime CEO, Jeffrey Tengel has had to steer Rockland Trust Co. through tumultuous waters churned up by the failure of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank.
Following steep losses tied to a cryptocurrency-related lending product and the departure of its CEO, BankProv has made its interim leaders permanent co-presidents and co-CEOs.
On his last earnings call, Rockland Trust CEO Christopher Oddleifson delved into why he decided to retire next month, and what it means for the bank’s strategy.
Florence Bank has named Matthew Garrity as its new president and CEO, the bank’s third leader in three years.
Rockland Trust Co.’s long-time CEO Christopher Oddleifson plans to retire next month, and People’s United Bank’s former president has been named his successor.