Worcester Business Journal

wbjournal.com | February 5, 2018 | Worcester Business Journal 23 joined Consigli in 2003 as a project manager and has worked on projects including a residence hall at Framingham State University and a residence and dining facility at Worcester State University. Brault, who is a WPI graduate, has been with Consigli for 11 years, overseeing projects including historic restoration projects at the New York state capitol building, the Boston Public Library central library and the renovation and expansion of Harvard University's Gore Hall. MARY KAY MYERS has joined Reliant Medical Group's department of obstetrics and gynecology and is welcoming patients in Milford and Worcester. Myers has a medical degree from Northwestern University and completed her residency at Weill Cornell Medical Center. We start with what's in your heart. Not with what's in your bank account. Leominster Worcester Fitchburg Gardner Shirley Barre Millbury Paxton Princeton For most banks the bo omline is all numbers, but it is the needs and wants of your business that are our greatest assets. Because it is only by understanding your hopes and dreams that we can help you build las ng solu ons to take your business from point A to point wherever-you-want-to-be. Because to us our clients are way more than just numbers. So we design way more than just financial products. This is what we call, LifeDesign. It's in everything that we do. What's in your heart? Speak with any of our Small Business Specialists or Branch Managers today. 800.581.5363 fidelitybankonline.com PARTNERING PARTNERING PARTNERING WITH BANKS WITH BANKS WITH BANKS TO HELP MORE TO HELP MORE TO HELP MORE CUSTOMERS. CUSTOMERS. CUSTOMERS. WAY TO GROW. WAY TO GROW. WAY TO GROW. MassDevelopment's financing expertise has been invaluable for banks across Massachusetts. We offer solutions you won't find anywhere else. Our programs include bond financing, loans and guarantees, tax credits and access to grant funding. And with that comes the knowledge to help you figure out the best option for your customers. For more information, call 800.445.8030 and ask to speak with one of our economic development professionals or visit MassDevelopment.com. Dean College, Franklin Finicky Pet Food, New Bedford Berkshire Sterile Manufacturing, Lee @MassDev KHJ24139_MAS-258_Banker_PrintAd_6.625x5.5_MECH.indd 1 1/31/18 11:38 AM A C C O L A D E S Two employees at Sturbridge-based McCurdy Insurance passed licensing exams. Justin Bellinger, commer- cial lines manager, and Emily Simons, a personal lines risk manager, both passed the Massachusetts Producer's Property Insurance and the Massachusetts Producer's Casualty Insurance licensing exams. Worcester Home Care Inc., a private- duty, personal-care agency serving seniors is marking its seven-year anniversary. The agency's owner and president is Rick Stein. Fitchburg-based Rollstone Bank & Trust honored 29 employees for their years of service at the bank, including Heather Sarasin and Sandy Szarek (15 years); Harvey Buchanan, Lee Dearborn and Kathy Faur (20 years); Kathy Loiselle (25 years); and Paula Murphy and Linda Racine (40 years). Audio Journal of Worcester is marking its 30th anniversary; the nonprofit offers a free broadcasting service to Central Massachusetts residents who are blind. A fundraising campaign is underway to upgrade studio equipment and furniture. Fitchburg-based Workers Credit Union's Mark Fantasia has been named one of 100 top bank advisors in the country by Bank Investment Consultant. Fantasia is a registered investment representative for the community credit union, joining on in 2006. Simons Fantasia C H A R I T A B L E W O R K S Leominster-based Workers Credit Union donated $100,000 for the UMass Memorial HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital Emergency Room expansion on the Leominster campus. The $37.3-million project is slated for completion in 2019. Leominster Credit Union employees donated bags of canned goods and food items to local organizations, such as Ginny's Helping Hand of Leominster. Pictured (from left) are Tim Macleod and Barbara Mahoney of LCU; and Salina Salvatelli of Ginny's Helping Hand. Worcester Community Action Council was among 43 recipients of grants awarded by the Massachusetts Bankers Association. WCAC's grant of $5,000 will support financial literacy ini- tiatives at the agency. W W W

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