News: Rhode Island
Posted: March 8, 2024
Washington Trust opens 27th branch located
at Smithfield Crossing, 371 Putnam Pike
Ned Handy, Washington Trust chairman & CEO; Deb Gormley, Washington Trust EVP, chief retail banking officer;
Randy Rossi, town manager; Mary Noons, Washington Trust president & COO;
and Caitlyn Choiniere, town finance director.
Smithfield, RI Washington Trust opened its 27th branch located at Smithfield Crossing, 371 Putnam Pike.
Edward Handy III, Washington Trust chairman and CEO, and Mary Noons, Washington Trust president and COO, as well as other members of the bank’s executive team, were on hand to welcome town manager, Randy Rossi, as the branch’s first official customer.
“We’re thrilled to become part of the Smithfield community,” said Handy. “The Smithfield branch, along with our North Providence, Johnston, and Cumberland offices, provides added convenience for our customers in northern Rhode Island.”
Patrick Stewart serves as vice president and branch manager.
of the Smithfield branch, which offers a full suite of financial solutions, including deposit services, mortgage and home equity loans, business banking services, and wealth management and trust services. Stewart and his team help customers achieve their financial goals through personal in-branch service and convenient digital banking solutions.
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