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Posted: February 8, 2008
Spinelli named senior vice president at Randolph Savings Bank
The Randolph Savings Bank board of trustees has named Michael Spinelli of Canton senior vice president and senior lending officer for Randolph Savings Bank. Spinelli previously served as the vice president and the commercial loan manager. He will now be responsible for oversight of all aspects of residential and commercial lending. Spinelli has a BS from Bentley College and his MBA in Finance from Anna Maria College. Having experience with Horizon Bank, Spinelli came to Randolph Savings in 2007 from Holbrook Cooperative Bank and is a member of the board of directors of Milton Hospital.
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