BankNewport Promotes Erin Lynch to Vice President, Commercial Operations Manager
BankNewport is pleased to announce that Erin Lynch has been promoted to vice president, commercial operations manager. Lynch has been with the Bank for over 13 years, having held several leadership positions within the Commercial Banking team, most recently as assistant vice president, commercial operations manager. She is responsible for managing the end-to-end commercial loan process, driving efficiencies and ensuring accuracy across documentation, compliance, and regulatory activities for the
BankNewport Employees Make 100 Blankets for RI Families
On December 3rd, more than 100 BankNewport employees came together at the Middletown headquarters to hand-make 100 no-sew fleece blankets to support Rhode Island families served by Children’s Friend and Connecting for Children & Families. BankNewport employees worked together to make 100 no-sew blankets to benefit families of Children's Friend and Connecting for Children & Families at BankNewport headquarters in Middletown, RI. Taylor Crossley, Development and Communications Coordinator, Connecting for
People's Credit Union Names Theresa Wosencroft Head of Business Market Development
People’s Credit Union has named Theresa Wosencroft as Head of Business Market Development. Reporting to Terri Raymond, Head of Retail, Ms. Wosencroft will be responsible for cultivating new deposit and lending relationships while expanding relationships with existing members. In this role, she will also serve as the primary outside business development partner with the credit union’s branch and business lending teams. “With a career spent mentoring teams to execute marketing strategies that deliver
BankNewport Awards $480K+ to Support RI Nonprofits This Fall
BankNewport Awards Over $480,000 in Fall 2025 Charitable Foundation and Proactive GrantsFunding supports over 50 nonprofit organizations throughout Rhode Island The BankNewport Charitable Foundation is proud to announce the recipients of its Fall 2025 grants. Over $480,000 was awarded to more than 50 nonprofit organizations across Rhode Island, underscoring the Bank’s commitment to strengthening communities and supporting programs that foster basic needs, education success, arts and culture, and healthy
