MountainOne Insurance Promotes Senior Personal Lines Account Manager

01:03PM / Wednesday, October 01, 2025Print Story | Email Story

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — MountainOne Insurance Agency is proud to announce the promotion of Jennifer Smith of Peru to Senior Personal Lines Account Manager.

Senior Personal Lines Account Manager is a new leadership-level role that recognizes team members who bring exceptional experience, knowledge, and client service to the agency.

Smith delivers a thoughtful and client-focused approach to every interaction and has a reputation for explaining complex insurance details clearly and confidently, making her a trusted advisor to both clients and colleagues. She is deeply committed to her community and actively supports the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and mental health advocacy efforts.

"Jennifer exemplifies the values we hold highest at MountainOne – expertise, empathy, and a deep commitment to both our clients and our communities," said Jonathan Denmark, Executive Vice President of MountainOne Bank and President and Chief Operating Officer of MountainOne Insurance. "Her promotion reflects her outstanding contributions, and also our belief in recognizing and growing talent from within."

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Companion Corner: Weber at No Paws Left Behind

By Breanna SteeleiBerkshires Staff
01:20PM / Tuesday, December 23, 2025

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — There's a young cat waiting for a family to play with him.

iBerkshire's Companion Corner is a weekly series spotlighting an animal in our local shelters that is ready to find a home.

Weber is a 10-month-old domestic shorthair. He has been at No Paws Left Behind since November.

Volunteer Claire Morin introduced us to him.

"He came in with an abundance of cats that were in a crowded situation in the home," she said. "Most of his brothers and sisters are gone, but Weber is still here."

Weber loves the attention and if you aren't giving him enough he will let you know.

"Weber is very, very sweet. As you can see, he's very needy for attention. He loves his treats, and he can get a little overstimulated. He's very attention seeking. And if you don't give him attention right away, he nips at you a little bit, not a bite, more like a tender here I am — pay attention to me," Morin said. "But he's very engaging, and he's a very, very sweet boy."

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