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Posted: January 11, 2013
Lennon joins Brookline Bank as vice president
Peter Lennon has joined Brookline Bank's commercial real estate banking division as vice president. He comes to Brookline with over 13 years of banking experience, including relationship management for both real estate and C&I clients as well as in financial product development. Lennon will be located at the bank's Clarendon St. offices in Boston. "We continue to attract top-level talent to our team," said Darryl Fess, division executive of commercial real estate banking. "Peter's experience plus his dedication to full relationship management fits our client servicing model perfectly."
Lennon was previously employed at IBRC Boston Limited (formerly Anglo Irish Bank) in Boston, New York, and in Dublin, Ireland. He holds an Honours Degree in Economics and Politics from Trinity College Dublin.
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