News: Financial Digest
Posted: September 15, 2023
Brissette joins Rockland Trust’s dealer financial services lending team
Boston, MA Rockland Trust has expanded its dealer financial services lending team with the appointment of Aaron Brissette as vice president, commercial loan officer. In this role, Brissette is responsible for developing relationships with dealerships throughout New England and New York.
Brissette joins Rockland Trust with 17 years of experience in the financial services industry and nearly a decade specializing in dealer floor plan lending. Most recently, he was at Wells Fargo in their commercial auto division as vice president, relationship manager.
A long-time resident of Providence, RI, Brissette graduated from Johnson and Wales University with a bachelor of science.
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