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CORPOR ATE OFFICES: 141 ELM ST., WESTFIELD, MA ADDRESS: WEST HARTFORD FINANCIAL SERVICES CENTER: 977 FARMINGTON AVE., WEST HARTFORD, C T 06107 PHONE: (860) 838-3766 WEBSITE: W W W.WESTFIELDBANK .COM TOP EXECUTIVE: JAMES C . HAGAN, PRESIDENT AND CEO PRODUC T OR SERVICE: COMMERCIAL AND RETAIL FINANCIAL SERVICES NO. OF EMPLOYEES: 335 YEAR FOUNDED: 1853 Westfield Bank Brings Community-Focused Banking to the Capital Region W ith a history that dates back to 1853, Westfield Bank has always believed that better banking consists of knowing who you are, appreciating your goals and investing in the communities we all call home. at commitment to making lives and communities better is alive and well today across Connecticut's Capital Region, where Westfield Bank serves cus- tomers through its locations in West Hartford, Granby, Enfield and Bloomfield. Whether it's helping a family finance their first home, opening a child's first savings account or pro- viding working capital to a growing business, the bank brings together the resources of a regional institution with the personal service rooted in its history as a true community bank. "We're here for people at every stage of life and business," said James C. Hagan, President and CEO. "From checking, savings and mort- gages to commercial lending and treasury services, we offer big-bank capabilities – with the personal attention that sets us apart." At the heart of the bank's Connecticut pres- ence is its West Hartford Financial Services Center, where retail services and business banking come together. Across all four branches, customers benefit from local decision-making, fast turnaround times and real relationships with seasoned professionals who are part of the community. "We don't just open accounts, we build partnerships," said Jamie D. Garcia, Senior Vice President and Commercial Lending Team Leader. "Whether you're launching a startup or leading a multi-generational company, our goal is to under- stand your needs and provide the flexibility to help you grow." Digital banking tools give customers the power to manage their money wher- ever they are, without losing the option of face-to-face support when it's needed. e bank's suite of services includes mortgages, home equity lines, personal and business checking, mobile banking, commercial loans, and cash management solutions tailored to businesses of all sizes. Westfield Bank serves individuals and families at every financial milestone. But Westfield Bank's impact isn't limited to financial services. e bank has contrib- uted to many nonprofits across Connecti- cut and Massachusetts through donations, sponsorships and employee volunteer- ism – supporting everything from youth programs and education to food insecurity and healthcare initiatives. Community in- volvement isn't just a value at Westfield Bank. It's part of the business model. "Whether they're stopping in to deposit a paycheck, applying for a mortgage or securing financing for a business expansion, our customers know they can rely on us for life's important financial decisions," said Matthew W. Cuddy, Vice President and Regional Manager. "at presence, that consistency … that's what builds trust." When you're looking to buy a home, open your first savings account or find a banking partner that can keep pace with your business, Westfield Bank is here with the tools, experience and heart to help you succeed. To learn more about business and per- sonal banking with Westfield Bank, visit westfieldbank.com. Westfield Bank, Member FDIC, Equal Housing Lender. 2025 BUSINE SS PROFILE S | HARTFORD BUSINE SS JOURNAL 29

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