Florence Bank Appoints Jenna Rahilly of South Hadley to Serve as Vice President / Human Resources Operations Director

FLORENCE—Florence Bank has appointed Jenna Rahilly of South Hadley to serve as vice president / human resources operations director. Rahilly joins the bank as a 23-year veteran in the banking industry with 28 years of professional human resources experience.

Rahilly most recently served as vice president of human resources for a local credit union. Her duties included the overall management of the credit union’s human resources function, which encompassed the development and implementation of policies related to employee relations, organizational development, recruitment, compensation and benefits, training, and human resources compliance. 

“Being deeply rooted within the community in which Florence Bank serves, I have always had an appreciation of the organization and its people,” Rahilly said. “I have always had a deep level of admiration for Florence Bank’s commitment to the community, and I am excited to now be a part of it.”

Rahilly studied at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York, where she received her bachelor’s degree in English. 

Florence Bank President and Chief Executive Officer Kevin R. Day said, “We are thrilled to have Jenna join our Florence Bank family. Jenna’s vast knowledge of the communities we serve, coupled with her professional skills and expertise will be invaluable to the bank. I know we will see excellent contributions from her in the years to come.”

About Florence Bank

Florence Bank is a mutually-owned savings bank chartered in 1873. Currently, the bank serves the Pioneer Valley through 12 full-service branch locations in Florence, Northampton, Easthampton, Williamsburg, Amherst, Hadley, Belchertown, Granby, Chicopee, West Springfield, and Springfield. Additionally, it offers 25 ATMs and a wide range of financial services, including investment management through FSB Financial Group (FSBFG) to consumers and businesses.  Florence Bank is consistently voted best local bank by the readers of the Valley Advocate and the Daily Hampshire Gazette.