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Chelsea Depault Named Franklin County Superhero at Chamber Breakfast
Greenfield Cooperative Bank is proud to announce that Chelsea Depault, VP – Commercial & Municipal Lending, has been named a local superhero at the Franklin County Chamber of Commerce’s 3rd Annual Super Breakfast.
The event brings community leaders and business owners together to celebrate the people that go above and beyond for their neighbors; recognizing the quiet acts of compassion that make a Franklin County resident worth celebrating.
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Do You Have What it Takes to be a Scam Slayer?
Nearly 3 in 4 Americans have experienced a scam or fraud attempt*. Every day, thousands of people fall victim to fraudulent emails, texts and calls from scammers pretending to be their bank, a loved one, the government or law enforcement. In fact, Americans lost an estimated $68 billion to scams last year**.
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Greenfield Cooperative Bank Earns Veribanc’s Highest Rating Once Again
We’re proud to share that Greenfield Cooperative Bank has once again earned Veribanc’s highest ranking of Green with 3 stars and Double Blue Ribbon in its June 30 quarterly report.
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Greenfield Cooperative Bank Appoints Jess Thompson AVP Community Outreach Business Development Officer
Greenfield Cooperative Bank is pleased to announce the appointment of Jess Thompson as Assistant Vice President, Community Outreach Business Development Officer.
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Jackie Charron Earns Massachusetts Bankers Association Women & Allies Achievement Award
Greenfield Cooperative Bank is proud to celebrate Jackie Charron, EVP – Chief Banking Officer, who was honored this spring with the Achievement Award at the Massachusetts Bankers Association’s Women & Allies Conference. The annual conference brings together banking professionals from across Massachusetts to connect, share ideas, and recognize the contributions of women and allies who are helping to shape the future of banking. The Achievement Award recognizes an individual who has demonstrated leadership, commitment, and meaningful contributions to the banking community.
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Greenfield Cooperative Bank Recognized Among Fastest Growing Lenders in Massachusetts
Greenfield Cooperative Bank has been recognized by Banker & Tradesman with a 2026 Fast 50 Award in the category Lender with the Most Growth.
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Which Checking Account Fits Your Student Life?
At Greenfield Cooperative Bank, we know every student handles money a little differently. Some are working part-time jobs, some are commuting, some are living on campus for the first time, and others are juggling internships and other side hustles.
That’s why we offer checking accounts with different features designed to fit different lifestyles.
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Harlin Glovacki Graduates from New England School for Financial Studies
Greenfield Cooperative Bank is proud to congratulate Shelburne Falls Branch Manager Officer, Harlin Glovacki, on his recent graduation from the New England School for Financial Studies.
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Fraud Doesn't Take a Summer Vacation
Running a business comes with enough daily responsibilities without having to worry about fraud.
Unfortunately, check fraud and unauthorized transactions impact businesses of all sizes, including right here in our local communities. As fraud tactics become more sophisticated, business owners are looking for simple, reliable ways to help protect their accounts and finances.
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Greenfield Cooperative Bank Highlights Strong Growth and Community Impact at Annual Meeting
Greenfield Cooperative Bank (GCB) held its 121st Annual Meeting on June 16th, 2026, where bank leadership shared financial results, celebrated employee achievements, and highlighted the bank’s continued commitment to serving communities throughout Franklin, Hampshire, and Hampden Counties.