News: Financial Digest
Posted: October 9, 2008
Knierim joins Randolph Savings Bank as senior vice president and CFO
According to Randolph Savings Bank president and CEO Thomas Drummey, John Knierim has joined the bank as senior vice president, chief financial officer. In his new position, Knierim will oversee all financial operations of the bank.
Knierim comes to Randolph Savings from Putnam Bank, a $495 million bank with seven locations, where he was senior vice president, senior operations officer as well as compliance and chief information officer. He has over 20 years of banking experience including eleven years at The Milford National Bank and Trust Co. where he was also senior vice president and CFO.
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