FLORENCE—Florence Bank announced today that Elyssa Morgan, of Belchertown, was recently selected as a recipient of its President’s Award for 2018.

The President’s Award was established by the bank in 1995, affording employees the annual opportunity to nominate their peers for this prestigious honor that recognizes outstanding performance, customer service and overall contribution to Florence Bank. Morgan was nominated by numerous colleagues.

Morgan is the deposit operations manager at the main headquarters in Florence and has worked at Florence Bank for seven years. She holds an associate’s degree in business administration from Bay Path University.

John F. Heaps, Jr., President and CEO of Florence Bank said, “Elyssa is a perfect example of how hard work and determination truly pays off. Her peers have praised her dedication, enthusiasm and the impressive skill-set that she brings to the job each day. We’re so happy to have Elyssa as part of our team, and the President’s Award is the perfect milestone to showcase her service to the bank.”

About Florence Bank

Florence Bank is a mutually-owned savings bank chartered in 1873. Currently, the Bank serves the Pioneer Valley through 9 full-service branch locations in Florence, Northampton, Easthampton, Williamsburg, Amherst, Hadley, Belchertown and Granby as well as through 27 ATMs and a new full-service Banking Center in West Springfield.  Florence Bank offers 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.  John F. Heaps Jr. is the Bank’s President and Chief Executive Officer. Main headquarters are at 85 Main Street, Florence, MA 01062. For additional information about the Bank or its services please visit www.florencebank.com or call 413.586.1300.

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