FDIC-Insured - Backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. Government Selected for his experience in commercial lending, David Saia has been welcomed to Essex Bank as its newest Vice President, Commercial Loan officer.
Mr. Saia’s most recent position was Vice President, Commercial Loan Officer at Chelsea Groton Bank, where he excelled in developing and maintaining relationships with local clientele. Mr. Saia’s previous roles include Senior Business Relationship Manager, Business Lending Direct Sales Manager, and Banking Center Manager. Over the years, he strengthened his expertise in networking, sales, and leadership, making him an ideal candidate for this role.
The Bentley alum volunteered with the New London Soup Bank, Habitat for Humanity, and High Hopes Therapeutic Riding. He recently served on the Board of Arc of Eastern Connecticut.
“It was an easy decision to bolster our team with a consummate and well-respected professional such as David,” notes President and CEO Diane Arnold. “We are eager to build more relationships together, both inside and outside the Bank.”
Selected for his experience in commercial lending, David Saia has been welcomed to Essex Bank as its newest Vice President, Commercial Loan officer.
Mr. Saia’s most recent position was Vice President, Commercial Loan Officer at Chelsea Groton Bank, where he excelled in developing and maintaining relationships with local clientele. Mr. Saia’s previous roles include Senior Business Relationship Manager, Business Lending Direct Sales Manager, and Banking Center Manager. Over the years, he strengthened his expertise in networking, sales, and leadership, making him an ideal candidate for this role.
The Bentley alum volunteered with the New London Soup Bank, Habitat for Humanity, and High Hopes Therapeutic Riding. He recently served on the Board of Arc of Eastern Connecticut.
“It was an easy decision to bolster our team with a consummate and well-respected professional such as David,” notes President and CEO Diane Arnold. “We are eager to build more relationships together, both inside and outside the Bank.”