St. Anne’s promotes Jody Lauzon to Commercial Loan Officer

FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS – Eileen M. Danahey, President & Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of St. Anne’s Credit Union, along with its Board of Directors, are pleased to announce the promotion of Jody Lauzon to Commercial Loan Officer. Ms. Lauzon has been with St. Anne’s Credit Union since 2005, most recently serving as Credit Analyst/Portfolio Manager where she facilitated comprehensive credit analysis, collaborating with the Commercial Lending team by providing superior service to the members that receive commercial financing from St. Anne’s Credit Union. In her new role, she will continue to expand the Credit Union’s portfolio of commercial loans, helping borrowers achieve their financial goals by tailoring the Credit Union’s available business product and service suite to the members’ defined strategic objectives.

Ms. Lauzon earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting from the University of Massachusetts in Dartmouth and has 16 years of experience in the financial services industry, predominantly in commercial lending roles at St. Anne’s Credit Union. Throughout her career at St. Anne’s she has made many advancements, holding the positions of Credit Analyst/Portfolio Manager, Business Loan Specialist, Quality Control Analyst and Member Service Representative preceding this latest promotion.

“We are pleased to expand the Commercial Lending team to keep up with our increasing growth and promote Jody to Commercial Loan Officer. As we continue to place strategic emphasis on providing high-quality services facilitated by seasoned personnel, Jody is well-prepared to take on the additional responsibilities that come with her new position,” said Carlos DaCunha, Senior Vice President and Chief Lending Officer of St. Anne’s Credit Union. “Jody is committed to providing valuable support and service to our members and their businesses while contributing to the Credit Union’s overall success and will continue to help move this organization through our next phase of growth.”