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Bordeleau promoted to credit officer and assistant treasurer at Essex Savings Bank

Nathan Bordeleau, 
Essex Savings Bank

Essex, CT According to Gregory Shook, president and CEO of Essex Savings Bank, Nathan Bordeleau has been promoted to credit officer and assistant treasurer. 

Shook said, “I am always proud when we are able to promote from within the Bank and with Nathan’s experience and growth here, he is a real attribute to Essex Savings Bank.” 

Bordeleau joined Essex Savings Bank in April 2013 as a credit analyst, and was promoted to senior credit analyst in June of 2016. Bordeleau received his bachelors of science in Business Administration from Northeastern University and a masters of science in Accounting from the New England College. He and his family currently reside in Gales Ferry, Conn. 

Essex Savings Bank is a FDIC insured, state chartered, mutual savings bank established in 1851. The bank serves the Connecticut River Valley and shoreline with six offices in Essex (2), Chester, Madison, Old Lyme and Old Saybrook providing a full complement of personal and business banking. Financial, estate, insurance and retirement planning are offered throughout the state by the bank’s trust division, Essex Trust and wholly-owned subsidiary, Essex Financial Services, Inc., Member FINRA, SIPC.

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