Greylock Federal Promotes Assistant Vice President, Business Banking Officer

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Greylock Federal Credit Union announced the promotion of Chris Barry to Assistant Vice President, Business Banking Officer.
 
"Chris has been a valued and trusted part of our team for more than 18 years now," said Vice President & Manager of Business Banking Michael Barbieri. "He has always been incredibly focused on taking care of our business members and we are thrilled to have him in this new role, where I'm confident he will help our team to continue to improve the great service we provide to our business members."
 
In his role, Barry will service existing and new business members, work on business development, originate commercial loans, and help to create and manage new products, services and classes to serve the community.
 
Barry began his career with Greylock as a commercial credit analyst in 2006.
 
"I'm very excited about my new role," Barry said. "I get to work with some amazing business members and a great team here at Greylock. I just love helping businesses to succeed and grow."
 
Barry lives in Lee with his wife Christine and has two daughters, Paige and Quinn.

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Dalton Green Committee Recommends Consultant for Action Plan

By Sabrina DammsiBerkshires Staff
DALTON, Mass. — The Green Committee overwhelmingly recommended having Blue Strike Environmental as the town's consultant for its Climate Action Plan during its meeting on Monday. 
 
The town issued a request for proposals on March 27 and received two responses: one from Blue Strike Environmental, a Monterey, Calif., company, and the other from Capsus, an international firm based in Mexico. 
 
The committee wants to develop a climate action plan to achieve net zero by 2050 by seeking strategies to decrease the town's dependence on fossil fuels for homes, businesses, municipal facilities, and vehicles. 
 
The plan should be detailed enough, so the town knows what it needs to do and the timing to complete each subproject on time, the request for proposals said. 
 
During the meeting, committee members numerically rated the consulting firms based on the following categories: relevant experience, staffing plan and methodology, ability to complete projects on time, and proposed plan evaluation. Bluestrike's rating was four times higher across all criteria. 
 
Now that the committee has rated the second part of the bidding process, the bidders will submit the estimated cost of the project. 
 
The contract will be awarded to the firm offering the most "advantageous proposal" that takes into consideration all evaluation criteria and price. 
 
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