This marks the third year for the Bank-sponsored scholarship which was created to help support the efforts of working moms who want to grow professionally and personally as well as become great leaders in their fields and in the community. The scholarship pays homage to longtime Bank employee and working mom Julie Tewksbury, who served […]
Elana Baron is an attorney with Bragdon, Baron & Kossayda, PC located in Keene, NH. She is licensed to practice law in NH, VT and MA and has substantial experience in the areas of real estate, civil litigation, probate and elder law, landlord-tenant law, collections and foreclosures, and corporate law. Elana has earned the professional certification of […]
Ruffo has been with SBW since graduating from Keene State College in 2007 and previously worked in the Retail, Commercial Lending, Mortgage and Finance areas before being chosen to launch the SBW Community Engagement program in 2018. In her role, Ruffo is responsible for SBW’s Community Engagement, Marketing/Branding, Social Media and Community Reinvestment Act programs. […]
Keene, NH — Savings Bank of Walpole (SBW) is pleased to announce that Jason Houston of Keene was elected Chair of its Board of Directors and Mark Gavin of Keene was elected Vice Chair at its April Organizational meeting. Houston served as Vice Chair for the past three years and succeeds Joseph Coneeny of Walpole […]
Keene, NH – Savings Bank of Walpole’s Christine Greenwood-Smart, Sarah Rosley and Samantha Monson were recently recognized by the Registry Review as Top Mortgage Loan Originators in the state and regionally for 2022. Each year, the Registry Review publishes data collected by The Warren Group outlining the top loan originators in the state and its […]
Pam Lane is the new Branch Services Manager at the Bank’s West Street location and has worked in the banking industry for over 22 years. She joined SBW in 2010 as a Teller and then worked in a myriad of other roles throughout her time, always working with our customers. Keene — Savings Bank of […]
Keene, NH — Savings Bank of Walpole is pleased to announce that Andrew Richardson, VP Commercial Loan Officer, has joined the Board of Monadnock Economic Development Corporation (MEDC). MEDC is committed to the vitality of the Monadnock Region and concentrates their efforts on business recruitment, retention, relocation, and expansion as well as downtown revitalization and […]
Keene, NH – Savings Bank of Walpole (SBW) is pleased to announce the promotion of longtime employee Jeff Smith to VP, Corporate Treasurer & Investment Officer for New Hampshire Mutual Bancorp (NHMB). In this role, he will lead the Treasury and Investment functions for SBW and its sister banks, Meredith Village Savings Bank and Merrimack […]
Keene, NH – Savings Bank of Walpole is pleased to announce the promotion of Kim Drone to Assistant Vice President, Commercial Credit Manager. Kim started with SBW’s Commercial Lending Department in 2011, and since then has taken on a leadership role with other members of the credit team by providing training and mentorship. In addition, […]
Keene, NH – Savings Bank of Walpole is pleased to announce the promotion of Ben Wheeler to Senior Vice President, Commercial Team Leader. In his new role, Wheeler will oversee members of the SBW’s Commercial Lending team and continue to focus on developing and implementing the Bank’s strategic vision for commercial lending and business banking […]
To our valued customers:Like many of you, we at Savings Bank of Walpole were disappointed by the news of the failure of Silicon Valley Bank in California. In the wake of this incident, I want to assure you that Savings Bank of Walpole is stronger than ever, and the liquidity-driven issue that plagued Silicon Valley Bank is simply not an […]
Here’s a quick update on the opening of our seventh branch in the Monadnock Region located at 31 Sonja Drive in Rindge. Our doors are opening on Monday, March 20. Then, give us a few days to iron out any kinks, and then watch for details about our Official Grand Opening Festivities – slated for the […]
