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Hirsemann named senior vice president and business development officer at Fidelity Bank

Andreas Hirsemann

Hingham, MA Andreas Hirsemann Sr. has joined Fidelity Bank as senior vice president and business development officer. In his new position, Hirsemann is a commercial finance specialist responsible for expanding Fidelity Banks national SBA loan program. He specializes in business acquisition and commercial real estate financing for small to mid-sized companies.

Hirsemann has 25 years of financial experience. Prior to joining Fidelity Bank, he served as a senior vice president of business development at First Bank SBA. He also held business development and SBA lending positions at Bank of America, TD Bank, and GE Corporate Finance. In addition to his financial background, Hirsemann is active in the community. He volunteers with Greater Food  Bank of Boston and Hingham Food Pantry and served as president of Hingham Youth Football.

Hirsemann graduated from Dowling College with an honors degree in Finance.

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