News: Financial Digest
Posted: April 12, 2012
Cebula promoted to commercial loan officer at Westfield Bank - focus on small business
According to Westfield Bank president and CEO James Hagan, Thomas Cebula has been promoted to commercial loan officer.
Cebula has 15 years of commercial and retail banking experience. As commercial loan officer, he will focus on small business lending. Cebula previously served as branch manager of the Southampton Rd. branch.
After receiving his undergraduate degree from Babson College, Tom earned his MBA from Western New England University.
He is a lifelong Wilbraham resident, and a member of the Minnechaug Regional High School Alumni Hall of Fame for service to the community.
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