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FSB Promotes Graziano
Federal Savings Bank President and CEO, James J. O'Neill, Jr., is pleased to announce that Barbara Graziano, Durham Branch Manager, has been promoted to Assistant Vice President, Bank Secrecy Act Officer. Barbara has been with Federal Savings Bank for four years, joining as the Durham branch manager in 2013. She quickly made an impact with the bank, being named Federal Savings Bank Employee of the Year in 2015.
Mrs. Graziano has over sixteen years' experience in banking. Barbara is a 2011 graduate of Massachusetts School of Law, a 2015 graduate of the Northern New England School of Banking, and a 2017 graduate of the New England School for Financial Studies. In addition to her role as Durham Branch Manager, Barbara is a licensed attorney in Massachusetts, having passed the bar in 2012. Her extensive banking credentials combined with her background in law make her an excellent choice for Bank Secrecy Act Officer.
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Leddy Group Shifts Focus
Leddy Group, a full-service staffing and recruiting agency specializing in skilled manufacturing, industrial, accounting, and administrative opportunities, has shifted the focus of its Dover, N.H. office to partner solely with New Hampshire skilled manufacturing and industrial clients.
By pooling together its team of seasoned experts in these industries, the company is poised to continue responding to the highest demand in its history for qualified industrial and manufacturing candidates from one place. A separate division will now source and place Seacoast-area accounting and administrative candidates.
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Cardiologists Join Wentworth-Douglass Hospital
Wentworth-Douglass Hospital and Wentworth Health Partners are happy to announce that cardiologists Mark Jacobs, MD, and Whitney Coppolino, MD, are joining the staff at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital and will be providing services in Portsmouth at Wentworth Health Partners Cardiology at Pease, located at Wentworth-Douglass at Pease.
Dr. Jacobs is a board-certified cardiologist with more than 30 years of experience in invasive, noninvasive and clinical cardiology. He is board certified in echocardiography and nuclear cardiology and is a fellow of the American Society of Echocardiography and the American College of Cardiology. He is also on the Board of Trustees for the Foundation for Seacoast Health. Dr. Coppolino is board-certified in cardiology and internal medicine.She is fellowship trained in both cardiovascular disease (at Hofstra North Shore - Long Island Jewish Health System) and women's heart health (at Massachusetts General Hospital). She specializes in noninvasive cardiology, echocardiography and women's heart health.
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Pellman Receives Spirit of Caring Award
Nick Pellman of the financial services firm
Edward Jones in Dover recently won the firm's exclusive Spirit of Caring Award designed to recognize those financial advisors who exemplify the values, culture and spirit of giving back.
Jim Weddle, the firm's managing partner, calls Pellman a leader in the firm and an example of what a dedicated Edward Jones financial advisor can achieve.
Pellman was one of only 256 financial advisors out of the firm's more than 15,000 financial advisors to receive the award.
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Register Now for the 2017 Citizens' Leadership Academy
The Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce and the City of Dover partner to offer local residents a closer look at their community through the Dover Citizens' Leadership Academy. This program will increase citizens' knowledge of the Dover community and introduce them to opportunities to become more involved as active leaders in the community.
The Citizens' Leadership Academy will feature discussions about local government and municipal operations and will introduce Dover citizens to opportunities to engage in shaping the future of our city by volunteering to join with others and participate as a member of one of many city boards, commissions and civic organizations.
For more information or to register, visit
www.dovernh.org/cla or call Community Events Manager, Morgan Faustino, at (603) 742-2218.
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Mantos Joins Real Property Management
Real Property Management Seacoast NH is pleased to announce that Ted Mantos has joined the team as Director of Client Acquisition. Mantos is a lifelong Dover/Seacoast resident. Ted will bring his expertise and passion for real estate.
Ted has had extensive experience in Sales, Business Development, and Real Estate in the area. Mantos was a co-founder of Red Post Realty in Portsmouth, NH. Ted and his family have resided in the area for the last 50 plus years. Ted has remained active in the community. He is a Rotarian and helps with youth programs benefiting our communities
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ConvenientMD, a leading urgent care provider in New Hampshire, announced it was named to the annual Inc. 5000 "Fastest Growing Companies in America" list for 2017. This is the first time it has been recognized for the achievement and it ranked as the second fastest growing company in New Hampshire.
ConvenientMD is one of the top ranking New Hampshire-based businesses to make the list, experiencing nearly 700 percent growth from 2013 to 2016. It was also recently awarded Business of the Year for the Exeter Area Chamber of Commerce for the health care segment.
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Rochester Opera House Selected as Beneficiary
The Rochester Opera House, a nonprofit committed to bringing quality entertainment to the region, has been selected as a beneficiary of the
Hannaford
Cause Bag program for the month of September.
The Rochester Opera House was selected by Hannaford store leadership as the September beneficiary of the program at the Hannaford store on North Main Street, next to Home Depot. For every Hannaford Helps reusable bag with the "good karma message" purchased at the North Main Street Hannaford, during the month of September, The Rochester Opera House will receive a $1 donation.
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Children's Museum Hosts 5th Annual Maker Faire
The brilliance on display at
The New Hampshire Children's Museum almost outshone the sunny skies, as the fifth annual Mini-Maker Faire was held inside the museum and on the grounds.
Amazing displays of innovation and technology took place, most of which included hands-on activities for children of all ages.
Jane Bard, museum president, said the fair celebrates the tradition of creativity, learning, invention and innovation. She said there were 65 participants from across the Seacoast, with 23 booths being newly added this year.
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