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DiGilio joins Union Savings Bank as vice president, senior commercial loan officer

Vinny DiGilio

Danbury, CT Union Savings Bank (USB) has welcomed Vinny DiGilio to the bank as a vice president, senior commercial loan officer.

Based in the Galleria office in Danbury, DiGilio is responsible for developing new and managing existing commercial financing relationships through business development, financial analysis, and high levels of customer contact. He also focuses on supporting local non-profit and industry organizations to strengthen the communities the bank serves.

“Vinny’s extensive experience in community banking and commercial lending as well as his deep-rooted commitment to the Danbury area make him a valuable addition to our commercial lending team,” said Joseph Morrissey, executive vice president, commercial lending. “We are happy to welcome him back to USB.” 

DiGilio’s career in community banking spans over 20 years. He began his career in branch banking at Union Savings Bank in 2009, serving as an assistant vice president, branch manager and then as vice president, retail market manager before transitioning into commercial banking. DiGilio has held various roles of increasing responsibility, including portfolio manager, business banking manager, and commercial loan officer. Most recently he was vice president, commercial team leader at Newtown Savings Bank.

DiGilio earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Western Connecticut State University. He completed the Connecticut Bankers Association (CBA) School of Finance and Management in 2009, and the CBA ASPIRE Leadership Academy in 2024. His professional achievements have been recognized with the CBA New Leaders in Banking Award and multiple awards for commercial lending activities from the Community Investment Corporation and BDC Capital Financing/CDC New England.

A resident of Danbury for 30 years, DiGilio is very active in the community. He currently serves as Vice President of the Board of Directors for the Western Connecticut State University Alumni Association, Finance Chair for St. Gregory’s School Advisory Board, and is a member of the Board of Directors for the Lebanon American Club of Danbury. DiGilio also served the City of Danbury for 10 years as an elected member of the City Council, where he held the position of President. Additionally, he is a member of the Greater Danbury Chamber of Commerce and the Commercial Brokers Alliance of Western CT and a volunteer at United Way.

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