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Greenfield Savings Bank Names Douglas Gilbert First VP, Commercial Loan Officer

Douglas Gilbert

GREENFIELD — Greenfield Savings Bank announced that Douglas Gilbert has joined the bank as first vice president, commercial loan officer. Gilbert brings more than 30 years of banking experience and a strong background in accounting and commercial lending.

A former certified public accountant, Gilbert has built his career helping local businesses secure financing, navigate growth opportunities, and achieve long-term success. In his new role, he will work closely with commercial customers throughout Franklin, Hampshire, and surrounding counties, providing financing solutions tailored to their needs.

“What attracted me to Greenfield Savings Bank was the people and the bank’s deep commitment to the communities it serves,” Gilbert said. “As a community banker, I’ve always been impressed by GSB’s support of local organizations, businesses, and residents. It’s rewarding to join a team that genuinely cares about helping our region succeed.”

Gilbert believes strong banking relationships are built on trust, accessibility, and local knowledge. Known for his responsive, hands-on approach, he works closely with customers throughout the lending process and serves as a trusted resource for business owners seeking guidance on financing decisions.

Gilbert earned an MBA in finance from the University of Connecticut and a bachelor’s degree in accounting and business management from Westfield State University. He began his career as a certified public accountant before transitioning into commercial banking.

“We’re excited to welcome Doug to Greenfield Savings Bank,” President and CEO Peter Albero said. “His extensive experience, financial expertise, and relationship-focused approach make him a great fit for our commercial banking team and for the businesses we serve.”

Outside of work, Gilbert serves as a board member and treasurer of the Greater Northampton Chamber of Commerce and treasurer of the Mawaga Sporting Club in Agawam.