Maintaining credibility, and knowing clients can rely on me as a resource, is what makes me feel successful.

I enjoy reading, cooking and doing yardwork.

It’s fun to learn about how someone’s business actually operates, what they do and how they serve our community.

I’ve worked in banking for 25 years.

Having the pleasure to listen to and understand each businesses unique story and needs, and assist in providing creative financial solutions to meet these needs. I’m fortunate to be in a position of building and fostering long-lasting relationships, and in this process am able to be a small part of a businesses launch, growth, or in fueling operations, coupled with the benefit of supporting economic growth in our surrounding communities.

My favorite hobbies are time spent with family and friends, attending my son’s various sports and hobby endeavors, working out, doing anything outdoors, caring for my handful of adored rescue pets, and dedicated weekly volunteer time with Second Chance Animal Shelter.

Country Bank has a business lending team that is relationship driven and ready to assist in financing ranging from small term loans or lines of credit to large multi-million dollar real estate and complex C&I operating company transactions. Our strong capital position affords us a large dollar relationship lending capacity, yet our community bank foundation never waivers in that no matter how large or small the relationship you can count on dedicated and personalized customer service.

Established my banking career with Country Bank in 2006, and have continued to expand my skill set in Commercial banking having held roles in servicing, administration, credit, relationship management and lending. A 2016 Graduate of Baypath University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration & Management, and 2022 graduate of the New England School of Financial Studies.

“You don’t spend what you don’t have”. The best financial advice I ever received was having a set percentage of my income directly taken out of my paycheck and go into a separate bank account that I had little access to. I never missed the funds and it added up to small chunks that I was able to use to pay off my student loans in record time. I still use this technique and it helps with paying off large purchases and saving for the future. I often share this with my clients that are struggling with saving for a home.