Michael E. Tucker, president and CEO of Greenfield Cooperative Bank, has announced the hiring of Gabrielle T. Young as a mortgage loan originator and Courtney E. Huxley as the future branch manager of the new South Hadley location.
“Ms. Young has over 10 years of banking experience,” Tucker said. “Most recently, Gabrielle was a financial center operation manager at another area bank. In her new role, Gabrielle will be responsible for educating and guiding borrowers through the loan application process.”
Tucker said Young is currently working out of the Florence location, but will be moved permanently to Northampton in January 2020.
According to a Greenfield Cooperative Bank press release, Young studied business at the University of Hartford. The Easthampton resident is current in all banking regulation training.
Huxley, who also lives in Easthampton, has a bachelor’s degree from the University of Rhode Island. She was awarded for her community involvement in 2018 by the Massachusetts Market President’s Office, the release states.
“Ms. Huxley has over 15 years of banking experience. Most recently, Courtney was the branch manager at another bank in Northampton. Prior, she was coincidently the branch manager at a bank in South Hadley, which we purchased and are scheduled to open in January 2020,” Tucker said. “Until our South Hadley branch opens, Courtney will be based out of our College Street, Amherst location.”
Greenfield Cooperative Bank and its Northampton Cooperative division have been in business since 1869, with $656.5 million in assets and $77.9 million in capital. Greenfield Cooperative Bank operates in 10 branch locations with almost 100 employees.
GREENFIELD — Cohn & Company Real Estate has added Realtor Laura Chapdelaine to its team of real estate professionals.
Prior to the start of her real estate career, Chapdelaine worked in the automotive industry as a top sales and leasing consultant for Ford/Subaru and Mercedes-Benz, according to a Cohn & Company press release.
“We are very excited to have Laura join our team” said Tim Grader, owner/broker of Cohn & Company Real Estate. “She has built a reputation as a strong client advocate who will serve her clients extremely well.”
Chapdelaine and her husband, Mark, have lived in Montague for more than 20 years, where they raised their two now-grown sons.
“I fall more in love with Franklin County every year,” she said. “I feel very fortunate to live here, and couldn’t be more excited to serve my community every day.”
Chapdelaine is a member of the Realtor Association of the Pioneer Valley, the Massachusetts Association of Realtors and the National Association of Realtors. She will focus on residential sales throughout the Pioneer Valley and can be reached at 413-522-0906 or laura@cohnandcompany.com.