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Posted: January 13, 2011
Bearse named branch manager of Mutual Bank, Falmouth branch
According to Glen White, Mutual Bank CEO, Adrianne Bearse was named branch manager of its Falmouth Banking Center.
"Adrianne's banking experience includes not only branch management, but also mortgage origination and underwriting. She knows the Falmouth market well, and is a member of the Falmouth Chamber of Commerce," said White. "That's the perfect combination of skills and experience to bring our Falmouth Banking Center to the next level in terms of customer value and service."
"Mutual Bank has money to lend, and Adrianne will help us put it to work for deserving people - including many who might have been turned down by larger banks." he continued.
Mutual Bank is a $366 million community bank serving consumer and business customers through nine branch offices in southeastern Massachusetts, and Cape Cod.
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