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www.HartfordBusiness.com • December 10, 2018 • Hartford Business Journal 7 Movers & Shakers Stephen J. Ronzello was hired as vice president-home listings for Central Connecticut at Tea Leaf Realty, a West Hartford real estate firm. Ronzello has 20 years of financial- services management experience and a background in financial sales, business development and marketing. He will be responsible for managing all facets of listing and selling homes for the company. Kimberly Staley was appointed chief administrative officer at Capital Workforce Partners, the state's regional workforce development board in north-central Connecticut. In her new role, Staley will be part of the executive leadership team and an active participant in making strategic and managerial decisions affecting the organization. She previously served as chief administrative officer for the city of Bridgeport. Capital Community College Foundation, which raises funds for scholarships, equipment and program enhancements at the Hartford community college, has named several new board members. They include: Anthony G. Barrett, executive director of the YMCA Wilson- Gray Center; the Rev. Trevor Beauford, pastor of Union Baptist Church in Hartford; Nicole Hughey, an assistant vice president for diversity and inclusion at Travelers; Florence Johnson, a consulting manager for Qualidigm and president of the Northern Connecticut Black Nurses Association; Jorge L. Marimon, a consumer and health services executive at Aetna; Abdul Mohammad, founder of My People Clinical Services in Hartford; Melissa E. Schwalbach, chief compliance officer and counsel for Connecticut State Colleges and Universities; and Steven Taylor, vice president and branch manager at United Bank. Operation Fuel, a Bloomfield-based statewide nonprofit that provides emergency energy assistance to low- income families and individuals, elected three new members to its board of directors. New board members include Denise Rhone of East Hartford, legal education manager for the Connecticut Women's Education and Legal Fund; Courtney Chan of Ellington, director of human services for the town of Coventry; and Melissa Davis-Hussain of Bloomfield, a social worker for the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs. Nathan Adajian has been promoted to assistant vice president-commercial loan officer, and Lynne Stanley was promoted to assistant vice president, cash management officer at Windsor Federal Savings, a Windsor-based bank. Adajian has worked in commercial and retail banking as well as audio engineering. He joined Windsor Federal three years ago. Stanley joined Windsor Federal Savings in 2008 as business banking officer with over 25 years of prior work experience in the retail and business development areas. She most recently held the position of commercial relationship officer. Gaylord Hospital, a 137-bed long-term acute care hospital in Wallingford, made eight promotions within its leadership team. Barbara Banning has accepted the position of director of pharmacy; Leigh Golembiewski has officially transitioned to the position of manager of process improvement and project planning; Peter Grevelding is now vice president, clinical operations; Jacob Hunter has been appointed director of outpatient services. Margaret Kelley has been promoted to administrative director of medical services and psychology; Joy Oliano has been appointed supervisor of Traurig House Transitional Living Center and Outpatient Care Management; Kimberly Thompson has been promoted to the role of manager of public relations and marketing; and Lori Vickers has accepted the position of director of inpatient therapy. Dave S. Christensen has been appointed to the board of directors and Legacy Council for McEIVR Inc./ MakerspaceCT, a Hartford-based nonprofit that runs a community workspace. Christensen is a partner at Cantor Colburn LLP, a Hartford intellectual property law firm. He chairs Cantor Colburn's additive manufacturing practice group. Kimberly Staley Corporate Profile United Financial Bancorp Inc. 225 Asylum St., Hartford, CT 06103 www.bankatunited.com United Financial Bancorp is the holding company for United Bank, which provides retail, commercial and consumer banking services to individuals, families and businesses. 2015 2016 2017 0 50 100 150 200 250 In millions of dollars Profits Revenues $49.6M $49.7M $54.6M $183.8M $187.7M $207.4M News Headlines ■ ■ In December, United Financial Bancorp said it restructured its mortgage-banking operation, resulting in an unspecified number of staff layoffs. ■ ■ In October, United Financial reported a slight profit increase during the third quarter. ■ ■ In September, United Bank completed its acquisition of a half-dozen branches from cross-state, super- regional rival Webster Bank, half of them in the Greater Springfield market. ■ ■ In July, United Bank executives officially cut the ribbon on the bank's newest branch location at CityPlace II in Hartford's central business district. Corporate suite Stock Non-equity Exec. Salary Bonus Awards Incentive Total William H.W. Crawford IV CEO $639,363 $0 $460,486 $438,126 $1,955,174 Eric R. Newell EVP/CFO/Treas. $332,850 $0 $159,993 $182,402 $736,285 John J. Smith EVP/CIO/CAO $329,600 $0 $139,985 $180,621 $733,621 Profits and Revenues Fact box Industry: Financial services 3Q 2018 Revenue: $55.9M 3Q 2018 Net Income: $16.3M 3Q 2017 Net Income: $15.2M Quarterly Profit Change: 1.1M Cash: $78.6M Employees: 808 Competitors: Bank of America Webster Financial Corp. People's United Financial Stock watch Ticker Symbol UBNK Market Cap $814.7M 52 Week Range Price $15.10–$18.85 Outstanding Shares 50.6M Top institutional investors Shares % Stake Dimensional Fund Advisors LP 4,074,403 7.97 Blackrock Inc. 3,802,334 7.44 Price T. Rowe Associates Inc. 3,801,661 7.44 William H.W. Crawford, IV, CEO Nathan Adajian Lynne Stanley Dave S. Christensen