Everett Bank has appointed John Citrano, formerly a 20-year senior leader at Belmont Savings Bank, as its executive office.
Citrano will serve Everett Bank in three key roles: chief operating officer, chief financial officer and executive vice president.
Citrano began his career at Belmont Savings Bank as the internal auditor and rose to the position of EVP, chief financial officer. He was an integral member of the bank’s executive leadership team that raised $90 million in capital from an initial public offering and grew assets from $500 million to $3 billion—prior to its 2019 acquisition by People’s United Bank.
“Bringing John into our Everett Bank family is a tremendous coup that we could not be more excited about,” said Richard J. O’Neil, Jr., president and chief executive officer of Everett Bank. “John’s leadership role at a community bank of scale, and his proven expertise in finance and operations will greatly benefit our bank and customers. He also brings to our bank a shared recognition of the power of community, and how banking plays an integral role in supporting the success of our fellow community members and neighbors.”
Founded in 1890 by a group of local business owners and civic leaders in the City of Everett, MA, Everett Bank is a co-operative bank focused on fostering long-lasting relationships built on trust, commitment, and community.
