Washington Trust Recognizes Outstanding Employees at Annual Celebration
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Washington Trust (WASH) celebrated its employee achievements at their annual Employee Fest, recognizing seven outstanding employees for leadership, teamwork, and community service. The Washington Trust Charitable Foundation made donations totaling $7,000 to local nonprofit organizations chosen by the award winners.
The company highlighted that its employees volunteered over 8,100 hours with more than 225 local nonprofit and community organizations in 2024. The celebration included the presentation of the Spirit of Washington Trust Award for customer service excellence, the Community Service Award for extraordinary voluntary community service, and the Stella NOVA (New Outstanding Volunteer Award).
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- Strong employee engagement demonstrated through 8,100+ volunteer hours in 2024
- Continued commitment to community involvement with presence in 225+ local organizations
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Charitable Foundation Donates
Nonprofit beneficiaries included Mentor
In 2024, Washington Trust employees volunteered more than 8,100 hours of their time with more than 225 local nonprofit and community organizations.
"We are proud to celebrate these remarkable employees for their dedication and leadership in serving our communities and each other," said Edward O. "Ned" Handy III, Chairman & CEO at Washington Trust. "As we mark Washington Trust's 225th birthday, we reflect on our longstanding legacy as a trusted community partner—one built on the commitment, passion, and service excellence exemplified by outstanding team members like Chelsea, Scott, John, Patricia, Jason, Amanda and Lindsay."
The Spirit of Washington Trust Award was presented to the following employees for customer service excellence, teamwork, high standards of performance, dedication, and service to others:
- Chelsea Esldoerfer, Construction Loan Team Lead; Retail Lending
- Scott Haggerty, Vice President and
Rumford Branch Manager; Retail Banking - John Mortenson, Vice President and Senior Wealth Advisor; Washington Trust Wealth Management
The Community Service Award was presented to the following employees who contributed extraordinary voluntary community service during the year:
- Patricia Fernandez, Assistant Branch Manager at the
Rumford Branch; Retail Banking - Jason Costa, Vice President, Business Banking; Commercial Lending
And the Stella NOVA (New Outstanding Volunteer Award) recipients were:
- Amanda MacGee, Vice President, Estate Settlement and Fiduciary Officer; Washington Trust Wealth Management
- Lindsay Gavin, Flex Banker at the Plainfield Pike Branch; Retail Banking
To learn more about Washington Trust's commitment to the community, visit https://www.washtrust.com/about/community-support.
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