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Ridgewood Savings Bank appoints Stekol president

Leonard Stekol, Ridgewood Savings Bank Leonard Stekol, Ridgewood Savings Bank

Ridgewood, NY Ridgewood Savings Bank’s Board of Trustees recently approved the promotion of Leonard Stekol to president and COO effective July 1, 2016. Stekol was also elected trustee to the board of Ridgewood Savings Bank.

Stekol has been with the bank for over 23 years and has previously served as executive vice president and COO as well as CFO prior to that.

On his promotion, Stekol said, “Ridgewood Savings Bank has always put customers first, and I am pleased to continue this tradition.”

The board approved the following officer promotions:

Matthew Schettino, Vice President and Marketing Director

Barbara Giglio, Assistant Vice President and Assistant Risk Officer

Joyce Groza, Assistant Vice President and Accounting Officer

Evelyn Faya, Hector Nieves, Frank Guevara, Judy Williams - Assistant Vice President

Leonardo Genna, Anthonie L. Marshall, Sabrina Urso, Merari Heyman, Shahadoth Kazi, Frederick Shivrattan - Branch Banking Officers

Danielle Fuschetto, Assistant Risk Officer - ERM

Douglas Coleman, Information Security Officer

Peter Boger, chairman and CEO of Ridgewood Savings Bank said, “On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I would like to extend my gratitude to Leonard Stekol for his 23 years of dedicated service. I am confident that Leonard will ensure Ridgewood Savings Bank remains focused on the ideals that the Bank was founded on in 1921, and will continue to implement the forward thinking vision needed for the Bank to remain strong. Additionally, I also recognize the contributions made by all, and appreciate their continued support and dedication to the success of Ridgewood Savings Bank”.

Founded in 1921, Ridgewood Savings Bank is the largest mutual savings bank in New York State, with over $5 billion in assets. With 34 branches in the New York area, Ridgewood Savings Bank continues to serve its community as it did in 1921, with their continued focus always on their customers.

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