Lee Bank Promotes Three to First Vice President

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LEE, Mass. — Lee Bank has promoted three long-tenured staff members, Paula Gangell-Miller, Christine Quetti and Brandy McKie, to the role of First Vice President in their respective departments.
 
Paula Gangell-Miller has been promoted to First Vice President of Deposit & Retail Operations. Paula first joined Lee Bank in 1988 and has held numerous roles from customer-facing to behind the scenes, which provides her, her current team and her colleagues with a backstop of deep banking knowledge. 
 
Christine Quetti has been promoted to First Vice President of Audit & Compliance. Chris initially started with Lee Bank in 1986, having the responsibility as the bank's internal auditor for many years before taking a few years away to raise her two sons, and then rejoining in 2012. She has been a front row witness to the bank's growth and progression. Her tenure with the bank is a testament to her loyalty and commitment.
 
Brandy McKie has been promoted to First Vice President of Retail Banking. Brandy joined Lee Bank in 2010 and has grown from the Universal Banker/Teller role to Branch Manager and now to running the entire branch network and all Retail channels. She has also played an essential role in several renovation and construction projects including the new branch construction in Pittsfield.
 
"All three of these individuals exemplify who we are as a bank. They operate with an incredible attention to detail, perform at a high level every day, are never afraid to roll up their sleeves to assist their colleagues and all have shown long term loyalty to Lee Bank," said Lee Bank President Chuck Leach.
 
 

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Lee Chamber Seeks Volunteers for Main Street Beautification

LEE, Mass. — The Lee Chamber of Commerce is reaching out to the community for volunteers to participate in a project aimed at enhancing the charm of the town's main street.
 
On Thursday, May 23, the Chamber plans to hang flower baskets sourced from Clark's Nursery on lamp posts along the main thoroughfare.
 
Volunteers who can provide transportation for the flower baskets are requested to meet at Clark's Nursery at 8:30 am. Those who intend to assist solely with hanging the baskets are asked to gather at the park. Participants are advised to bring ladders, gloves, and pliers if available, to facilitate the task.
 
In anticipation of potential adverse weather conditions, a rain date of May 24 has been set for the project.
 
Individuals interested in contributing to this community beautification effort are encouraged to contact the Lee Chamber of Commerce via email at director@leechamber.org for further information or to volunteer.
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