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Veneto named branch manager at Mutual Bank

Mutual Bank has named Jeanna Veneto as branch manager of its Halifax Banking Center, ccording to Glen White, Mutual Bank CEO. Veneto joined Mutual Bank in 2009, and was named a manager in 2010. Most recently, she held the position of branch manager for the bank's Brockton West Banking Center. She holds a bachelors' degree from Bridgewater State College, and is a registered loan originator. "Jeanna did a great job in the Brockton area and we look forward to her playing a similar role in our Halifax center," said White. He added, "Mutual Bank has money to lend, and Jeanna will help us put it to work for deserving local people, including many who might have been turned down by larger banks." Veneto, a Halifax, MA, resident, can be reached at Mutual Bank at 781-294-0500. The Mutual Bank Halifax Banking Center is located at 336 Plymouth Street. Mutual Bank is a $380 million community bank serving consumer and business customers through nine branch offices in southeastern Massachusetts and on Cape Cod, and through the Internet at www.MyMutualBank.com .
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