Bath Savings Institution

A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievements at businesses, nonprofits, health care institutions and professional services firms in Maine.

Bath Savings Trust Co. has hired Jim Goodbody as vice president and trust officer.

Bath Savings Trust Co. has hired Ashley Daigle as a trust and investment officer. 

Deborah Anderson is on the board of the local chamber of commerce and worked as a senior teller and in customer service before moving up the ladder.

A Freeport resident, Janice Latulippe recently retired from BerryDunn, having served as a principal and leader of the firm's financial services practice group.

Five Maine banks — Machias Savings, Bath Savings Trust Co., KeyBank, Saco & Biddeford Savings and Katahdin Trust — announced significant personnel moves in recent weeks.

The donation by Bath Savings will benefit the McGoldrick Center at the University of Southern Maine's Portland campus. Recognizing the bank's commitment to the school, USM will name the center's front entrance the Bath Savings Portico.  

In her new officer role, Sarah Grover will manage many aspects of the firm's operations, with roughly $1.5 billion under management for clients throughout the country.  

Bath Savings Trust Co. President Tom Whelan announced the selection of Chris Piasecki as vice president and trust officer. Piasecki will work with clients to create tailored investment strategies.

A program launched by a group of Maine financial institutions and Portland Adult Education is now helping immigrants begin careers in finance. For some New Mainers, the opportunity is a long-held dream.