BankFive announced today that it has promoted Gregory J. Medeiros to Senior Vice President and Senior Credit Officer.
Gregory J. Medeiros, of Dighton, MA, has more than 30 years of banking experience, and began his career at BankFive as a Teller. Mr. Medeiros now manages a team of skilled professionals that share his passion for working with our clients and Commercial Loan Officers to respond quickly to the needs of our business customers.
Mr. Medeiros earned a Bachelor Degree in Finance from New England College of Business and is scheduled to attend the Stonier Graduate School of Banking in 2021. He is currently involved with the Salvation Army of Fall River, Leadership SouthCoast, Fall River Community Re-Creation (CD-REC), Area Board of Massachusetts Department of Children & Families and a Foster Care Review Volunteer.
“Greg's credit expertise and vast lending knowledge has benefitted our clients and the bank for many years," stated President and CEO, Anne P. Tangen. “His promotion recognizes the broad range of responsibility that he has assumed in his time with the bank.”
Gregory J. Medeiros, of Dighton, MA, has more than 30 years of banking experience, and began his career at BankFive as a Teller. Mr. Medeiros now manages a team of skilled professionals that share his passion for working with our clients and Commercial Loan Officers to respond quickly to the needs of our business customers.Mr. Medeiros earned a Bachelor Degree in Finance from New England College of Business and is scheduled to attend the Stonier Graduate School of Banking in 2021. He is currently involved with the Salvation Army of Fall River, Leadership SouthCoast, Fall River Community Re-Creation (CD-REC), Area Board of Massachusetts Department of Children & Families and a Foster Care Review Volunteer.
“Greg's credit expertise and vast lending knowledge has benefitted our clients and the bank for many years," stated President and CEO, Anne P. Tangen. “His promotion recognizes the broad range of responsibility that he has assumed in his time with the bank.”