CresCom Bank Welcomes Three New Team Members
September 15, 2014
CHARLESTON, SC – In order to help provide the service its customers have come to expect, CresCom Bank is pleased to name Ann Conlon as its newest floater teller for the Charleston area, Lindsey Duggento as its part-time teller at its branch in Socastee, S.C. and Jamie Purvis as a teller at its West Ashley, S.C. location.
Prior to joining CresCom Bank, Ms. Conlon gained customer service experience in the food and retail industry.
Ms. Duggento previously worked as a teller at Northfield Savings Bank in Vermont, as well as BB&T and BNC Bank.
Ms. Purvis joins the team at CresCom Bank with previous experience at Wells Fargo.
“We are happy to welcome Ann, Lindsey and Jamie on board at CresCom Bank,” said David L. Morrow, CEO of CresCom Bank. “Their workmanship and experience is valuable to our business, as well as the services that we provide to our customers.”
For additional information about CresCom Bank or to locate a local branch, visit www.haveanicebank.com.
About CresCom Bank
The mission of CresCom Bank is to be recognized as the leader in community banking by creating optimum value for customers and shareholders. CresCom Bank currently has 14 branch locations throughout South Carolina, and offers a strong core of banking products and services. It remains committed to warm, exceptional service and possesses a strong knowledge of local businesses and economic trends. CresCom Bank’s dedication to providing superior quality service exemplifies the bank’s “Have a nice bank” slogan. Carolina Financial Corporation (NASDAQ: CARO) is the parent-holding company of CresCom Bank, which owns and operates Atlanta-based Crescent Mortgage Company. Currently, the mortgage company lends in 43 states, partners with 2,000 community banks, credit unions and mortgage brokers, and offers access to various loan programs. In 2014, Carolina Financial Corporation ranked #6 on American Banker’s list of “Top 200 Community Banks and Thrifts as Ranked by Three-Year Average ROE.” It represented the #1 South Carolina community bank on this list.In 2013, it ranked #9 on ABA Banking Journal’s national list of top performing non-S banks and thrifts with total assets of $100 million to $1 billion.
