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Bruce Weisberg 2012

Name: Bruce Weisberg, RPA Title: Senior Vice President & Real Property Manager Company: Middlesex Savings Bank Location: Main Office: Natick, Mass. Operations Center: Westborough, Mass. Place of birth: Haverhill, Mass. Family: Spouse/Partner of 33 years: Serge College: B.S. Hotel Administration-University of New Hampshire First job unrelated to your current field: Guest Services Manager-Holiday Inn Rivermont-Memphis, Tenn. First job in current field: Accounting Clerk-USTrust/Middlesex What your firm does now and its plans for the future? Mutual Savings Bank Hobbies: Travelling/Cruising, Gardening, Cooking & Community Service Keys to success: Recognize opportunities, being smart enough to know what you don't know, listen and ask questions! Person(s) you most admire (outside of family): My former boss, colleague and friend; Ted Shediac. He was my mentor when I started in the banking profession in 1984-he took a chance on me. If you had to choose a different profession, what would it be? Something in the Hospitality Industry.
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