Skowhegan Savings Bank recently held its 153rd annual corporators meeting, reporting assets of $775 million, after originating 1,600 loans for $134 million in 2022.
“The bank maintained its strong capitol position in 2022,” David Cyr, president and CEO, said as he addressed those in attendance, according to a news release from the bank. “I also want to acknowledge our long-term legacy and financial strength, which is due to many boards and management teams that have always been focused on community and fiscal responsibility, combined with generations of customers we think of as family.”
The bank also donated more than $350,000 to local organizations, employees put in more than 2,000 volunteer services hours, participated in more than 150 community events and was named one of Maine’s Best Places to Work.
“At Skowhegan Savings, it is our mission to make our communities a better place to live and work and our mutual form of ownership allows us to prioritize stability and customer service, so that we can put our attention first on what a local bank should — the safekeeping of deposits, helping customers buy homes, cars, grow their businesses and help strengthen our communities by getting involved,” stated Cyr.
The bank welcomed Stephanie Johnson to its board of directors.
Johnson is the current executive director of Skills Inc. in St. Albans and is the firm administrator and manager of Austin Associates in Skowhegan. A certified public accountant by trade, she graduated from Thomas College with a bachelor’s degree in accounting and earned her certified public accounting license in 1997. Johnson lives in Madison with her husband Brian.
Awards were presented to retiring board members, Claire Theriault-Perkins and Howard Sevey, who had been on the Skowhegan Savings board of directors for 16 and 18 years respectfully.
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