Greylock Federal Credit Union Announces Promotions

Print Story | Email Story

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Greylock Federal Credit Union has announced the promotions of Brad J. Felix to assistant vice president, Business Banking officer and Mark Kaley to Member Service Contact Center manager.

Felix has served in the Business Banking department since 2008. In his new role, he will be responsible for helping credit union members with business loans and other financial products and services. Kaley was previously Contact Center supervisor, helping oversee 70 percent of all incoming calls and contacts to the credit union, including all internet banking inquiries.

After graduating from MCLA in 2006 with a bachelor's degree in business administration, Felix worked in Loan Services at Greylock for one year, and then moved to Business Banking. He is a 2012 graduate of Berkshire Leadership Program, and a 2013 recipient of the Berkshire Trendsetter award as a Young Professional Making a Difference.


Felix was honored with Greylock's Bee’s Prendergast award for exemplary service in 2014. He is a former Chair of the Berkshire Young Professionals and has been chair of the logistics committee for the Northern Berkshire Relay for Life for eight years. Felix also volunteers as a member of the Pittsfield Rotary Foundation.

Kaley joined Greylock in the Contact Center in 2008. He is a volunteer coach with the Dalton C.R.A. as well as a member of the town’s Baseball Board. He also serves as a member of the Robert "Boog" Powell memorial committee which raises money for the youth of Dalton.

Kaley was Greylock’s co-chair for their 2016 internal United Way Campaign and a campaign executive for the United Way during their 2012 Work Place campaign. He currently officiates high school soccer and basketball in Berkshire County. Kaley, a native of Dalton, resides there with his wife Nichole and two children, Timothy and Samantha.


Tags: Greylock Federal,   

If you would like to contribute information on this article, contact us at info@iberkshires.com.

Rutledge Defense Seeks Dismissal of Rape Charges Over Statute of Limitations

By Sabrina DammsiBerkshires Staff
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Superior Court courtroom was filled on Thursday as proceedings resumed on the high-profile case against former Miss Hall's School teacher Matthew Rutledge, with the court hearing arguments on his motion to dismiss.
 
 
On Thursday, Rutledge, represented by attorney Ryan Schiff, appeared before Judge Michael Callahan to seek dismissal of all three counts, arguing that prosecutors were attempting to circumvent the statute of limitations and had failed to disclose what Schiff characterized as "highly exculpatory evidence."
 
More than 100 attendees filled the pews, some wearing orange carnations to show solidarity with the accusers, Melissa Fares and Hilary Simon. 
 
As Rutledge attempted to leave the courtroom following Judge Callahan's departure, several attendees voiced their outrage, shouting "Shame," "You can't hide behind the bad law," and "We know what you did."  
 
Judge Callahan re-entered the courtroom to condemn these outbursts and directed court officers to record their names and bar them from attending future proceedings on this case.
 
The nearly hour-long hearing centered on competing interpretations of the language and legislative intent behind Massachusetts' statute of limitations, particularly whether Rutledge's temporary absences from the state could extend the time prosecutors have to bring charges.
 
View Full Story

More Pittsfield Stories