Business Services Industry

Farmers & Mechanics Bank announces addition to government banking department

Business Wire, Feb 5, 1996

MIDDLETOWN, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 5, 1996--The company is pleased to announce that Jan Godley, currently the treasurer of Enfield, Conn., is joining Farmers & Mechanics Bank, Middletown, in its Government Banking Department.

As a Government Banking Officer, her primary responsibility will be to develop products and services to meet the financial needs of Connecticut's towns and cities.

Godley will report to Theodore J. May, Jr., senior vice president who stated "Jan brings an in-depth understanding of the needs and concerns of the municipal finance community. She is uniquely qualified to identify the needs of municipal finance officials and will be instrumental in developing ways to help them meet their goals."

Godley has over 20 years experience in the municipal finance arena. During her professional career, Godley has been responsible for investment programs, preparation and analysis of the operating and capital budgets and development of financial and statistical data for various types of financing.

In addition to her professional duties, Godley has maintained the position of Treasurer, Connecticut Government Finance Officers Association. She is a member of many local organizations and the National Government Finance Officers Association.

Joel E. Hyman, executive vice president, chief financial officer & treasurer said "Bringing Jan on board is another indication that our bank has made a significant commitment to serving communities throughout the State of Connecticut. We plan to expand our Government Banking Department, not only by offering new products and services, but by providing additional professionals sensitive to the needs of our customers."

Jan Godley was quoted as saying "I am impressed with Farmers & Mechanics Bank's commitment to the development of products and services based on input from municipal finance directors and town treasurers. Everyone benefits from that kind of philosophy."

CONTACT: Farmers & Mechanics Bank, Middletown

Joel E. Hyman, 860/346-9677

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COPYRIGHT 2008 Gale, Cengage Learning

 

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