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2026 BUSINESS PROFILES | HARTFORD BUSINESS JOURNAL 19 A t Westfield Bank, better banking is rooted in the right people. It's the people who take the time to understand your goals. e peo- ple who take pride in knowing your business, your neighborhood, and your community. And the people who are there every day with the experience and dedication to help you move forward. ey are the foundation behind Westfield Bank's growing presence across Connecticut's Capitol Region. e Bank's expansion into Con- necticut began in Granby, followed by Enfield, with continued growth into Bloomfield and West Hartford — where its Financial Services Center serves as the Connecticut hub. Westfield Bank brings a relationship-driven approach to customers across the region. "Our teams combine deep local knowledge with the resources of a larger institution," says James C. Hagan, President and CEO. "We're excited to be a part of the Connecticut community and remain deeply committed to this marketplace as we continue to grow. By investing in our people and expanding our presence, we're able to support consumers and businesses with the capabilities they need and the personal attention they deserve." Across every location, those teams are at the center of the customer experience. ey're professionals who live and work in the commu- nity. ey understand the local landscape and are empowered to make decisions that help customers act with confidence. at matters whether you're opening your first account, financing a home, or leading a growing company. "We earn the role of trusted partner in our customers' success," says Jamie D. Garcia, Senior Vice President and Senior Lender for the state of Connecticut. "We work with businesses of all sizes, but our approach is the same, take the time to understand their vision, then bring capital and financial solutions to help them achieve it." Westfield Bank serves businesses and munici- palities of all sizes with a full suite of commercial services, including lending, deposit services, and cash flow solutions designed to support growth at every stage. Local decision-making and responsive service help ensure opportuni- ties aren't missed and momentum isn't slowed. For individuals and families, the bank offers ev- erything from checking and savings to mortgages, home equity solutions, and digital banking tools that make managing money simple and secure. Customers can bank anytime, anywhere, while still having the option to connect with a local expert. "Relationships are what set us apart," says Matthew W. Cuddy, Vice President and Regional Manager. "Our customers know who to call, who to visit, and who's invested in their success. at consistency and connection build trust over time." Westfield Bank's commitment extends beyond the walls of the branches. Westfield Bank is deeply invested in the communities it serves across Con- necticut and Massachusetts, supporting nonprofits and local initiatives through sponsorships, dona- tions, and employee volunteerism. It's a reflection of a long-standing belief that strong communities and strong economies go hand in hand. From entrepreneurs taking their first steps to established companies planning what's next, and from families building financial security to individuals achieving life goals, Westfield Bank is here with the insight, the partnership and the people to help make it happen. To learn more about business and personal bank- ing with Westfield Bank, visit westfieldbank.com. BETTER BANKING BEGINS WITH GREAT PEOPLE A LOCAL TEAM. A TRUSTED PARTNER. BUILT FOR THE CAPITOL REGION. CORPORATE OFFICES: 141 ELM ST., WESTFIELD, MA ADDRESS: WEST HARTFORD FINANCIAL SERVICES CENTER: 977 FARMINGTON AVE., WEST HARTFORD, CT PHONE: (860) 838-3766 WEBSITE: WWW.WESTFIELDBANK.COM TOP EXECUTIVE: JAMES C. HAGAN, PRESIDENT AND CEO PRODUCT OR SERVICE: COMMERCIAL LENDING AND RETAIL FINANCIAL SERVICES NO. OF EMPLOYEES: 327 YEAR FOUNDED: 1853

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