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Posted: October 2, 2014
Bank of New England names Miele vice president, business development manager
Jessica Miele of Bank of New England has been promoted to vice president, business development manager. Miele has 20 years of retail banking and outside business development experience. Miele has been with Bank of New England for 10 years.
As a resident of Windham, she is very active in the local community.
Bank of New England remains committed to providing the business community with a standard of service second to none. As the regional economy shows signs of recovery we continue to add quality loans; improve our capital levels; and seek new opportunities. We look forward to meeting the deposit and commercial real estate needs of the market with responsiveness and creativity.
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