Douglas Cahill
Salisbury Bank and Trust Co. recently announced the hiring of a new employee and the promotion of another.
Douglas Cahill has joined SBT as director of human resources. Cahill, who will oversee the human resources management of 120 employees, assumed his new responsibilities at SBT’s Lakeville headquarters on Aug. 1.
Cahill has an extensive background in human resources, including management positions at Dobson Corp. (Cellular One) in Lagrangeville, N.Y.; St. Francis Hospital in Poughkeepsie; and Sharon Hospital. He holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Connecticut and a certificate in human resources management from Marist College. He is designated as a PHR, or Professional in Human Resources, by the Society for Human Resources Management.
“The acquisition of Canaan National Bank and the overall growth of SBT in the past few years dictated that we hire a human resources professional to take over recruitment, compensation and benefits, employee relations, and training and to manage increasingly complex compliance records and reports,” said John Perotti, chairman and chief executive officer of the bank. “We are very pleased to have found that the professional we were looking for is a local person who grew up in the Northwest Corner.”
Cahill and his wife JoAnn live in Sharon.
Nancy Missaggia has been named manager of the bank’s newest branch in Sheffield, Mass. The branch, SBT’s sixth office, opened in March of this year.
Missaggia has been with SBT for four years, having been head teller at the bank’s Lakeville headquarters and, most recently, a customer service specialist. She came to SBT with 10 years of experience with Berkshire County banks, including serving as an assistant branch manager. In 2001, after just nine months on the job, she was named SBT’s Employee of the Quarter.
A native of Great Barrington, Mass., Missaggia and her husband Peter are the parents of a young son and daughter.
Statoulas Named VP
Nicholas J. Statoulas has been named vice president of retail sales and service for Rockville Bank.
Statoulas brings more than a decade of banking experience to his new position. For the past three years, he worked as Rockville Bank’s lead manager for Tolland County and as branch officer of the bank’s Rockville location. He joined Rockville Bank in 1996 as branch officer of the bank’s office inside the Big Y Supermarket in Manchester, and served for five years as branch officer of the bank’s Sullivan Avenue location in South Windsor.
In his new position, Statoulas will focus on maximizing the sales and service proficiencies of Rockville Bank’s retail banking staff. He will supervise the bank’s lead managers and branch officers, as well as assist Senior Vice President of Retail Banking Richard J. Trachimowicz in the areas of sales and service, administration, operations and compliance.
A lifelong resident of Manchester, Statoulas graduated from the University of Connecticut’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences with a major in economics. He currently serves as treasurer of the Hockanum Valley Community Council, a human services organization that assists residents in the Vernon, Tolland and Ellington areas.
Rockville Bank is a 147-year-old, 16-branch community bank that strives to provide a convenient banking lifestyle for the communities it serves in the Greater Hartford area: Rockville, Vernon, Ellington, Coventry, Tolland, Manchester, East Hartford, South Windsor, East Windsor, Suffield, Enfield and Somers, with four supermarket locations open seven days a week. Another branch is scheduled to open soon in Glastonbury.
