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Gilroy promoted to VP of Information Technology

April 13, 2017

George Gilroy of Natick, MA has been promoted to vice president of information technology (IT) at MutualOne Bank according to an announcement by Mark R. Haranas, president and CEO.

In his new position, Gilroy will provide support for new products, ensure system integrity and recommend program changes to more efficiently and effectively support services offered by the Bank.

Gilroy joined MutualOne Bank in 2012 and most recently served as assistant vice president and technology officer. He has previous technology experience as a systems engineer with John Hancock Financial Services, and as a Windows administrator with both MODIS IT and IBM. He is a graduate of the New England School of Financial Studies.

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Santos promoted to AVP of Clients Services and Electronic Banking

April 13, 2017

Clarice D. Santos of Framingham, MA has been promoted to assistant vice president of client services and electronic banking at MutualOne Bank according to an announcement by Mark R. Haranas, president and CEO.

In her new role, Santos will oversee the Bank’s online banking system to ensure its day-to-day performance. She will also oversee the implementation of new platforms, upgrades, and enhancements.

Santos joined MutualOne Bank in 2008 and most recently served as manager of electronic banking. She is a graduate of Framingham High School and Framingham State University, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration.

MutualOne Bank celebrates Marian High School’s 60th anniversary

April 13, 2017

We sponsored Marian High School’s Gala, celebrating their 60 years of education. It was the perfect night to rejoice and reminisce about the impact Marian has made on the community.

Kennedy promoted to First Vice President of Retail Banking

April 13, 2017

Gregory Kennedy of Goffstown, NH has been promoted to first vice president of retail banking at MutualOne Bank according to an announcement by Mark R. Haranas, president and CEO.

In his new position, Kennedy will have overall responsibility for the Bank’s retail and electronic banking network, including the implementation of strategies and establishment of goals to achieve growth, profit, and operational efficiency.

Kennedy joined the Bank in January 2016 as vice president of retail banking. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Management from LeMoyne College and a master’s degree from the University of Phoenix.

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Our Foundation awards $10K to new behavioral health partnership program

April 5, 2017

Mark R. Haranas, president and CEO of MutualOne Bank and a MutualOne Charitable Foundation trustee, announced today that the Foundation has awarded $10,000 to Advocates in support of Behavioral Health Partners of MetroWest (BHPMW), a new partnership formed by Advocates, South Middlesex Opportunity Council, and Wayside Youth and Family Support Network.

According to Diane E. Gould, president and CEO of Advocates, BHPMW will serve as a single point of entry into the full continuum of behavioral health and social services operated by the three Framingham-based nonprofit agencies.

“This new program, with its single point of entry, will make it easier for individuals and families in the MetroWest area to access the behavioral health and social services offered by the three agencies, and to coordinate their specific care needs,” said Haranas. “We are pleased to be able to help initiate this new program, and to support the goal of improved health outcomes for those in need of the services provided by these three agencies.”

Advocates check presentation — Celebrating MutualOne Charitable Foundation’s $10,000 grant to support a new behavioral health access program are Jeff Handler, SMOC Division Director of Behavioral Health Services; Anne Pelletier Parker, Behavioral Health Partners of MetroWest Executive Director and Advocates Senior Vice President; Andrea Saltzman, Wayside Youth and Family Support Network Vice President of Community Services and Jean Hoskins, manager of MutualOne Bank’s Lincoln Street, Framingham office.

Checking for Charity at MutualOne Bank supports A Place To Turn

March 31, 2017

Steven M. Sousa, executive vice president and chief operating officer of MutualOne Bank, announced today that the Bank’s Checking for Charity initiative in 2017 will benefit A Place To Turn food pantry.

Each year, through our Checking for Charity promotion, MutualOne donates $10 to a designated local charity with the opening of each new personal or business checking account.

Since its introduction in 2008, the MutualOne Bank Checking for Charity promotion has benefited Framingham Main Library, Morse Institute Library, Framingham High School, Natick High School, the Natick Veterans Relief Fund, Buddy Dog Humane Society, Ovations for a Cure, and the American Cancer Society.

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