PUBLIC ADVISORY
FIRST COUNTY BANK OPEN FORUM BUSINESS BREAKFAST
Thursday, Sept. 22, 7:30 a.m.
Stamford Plaza Hotel
WHY:
An opportunity for business leaders to pose questions and discuss topics of interest to the community. Themed, “Banking on Mutual Interest,” the breakfast is designed as an open forum for audience members to pose questions about the state of the economy. The success of local businesses, banks and the surrounding communities are closely intertwined. This event is a platform to foster an open dialogue to help Fairfield County businesses thrive in the future.
WHAT:
First County Bank will host a forum about the state of the economy and how it affects businesses in this region. This open forum is hosted by Rey Giallongo, the recently appointed chairman and CEO of First County Bank. Joining Giallongo will be financial experts in the areas of business banking, trust and investments, and mortgage lending. They will answer audience questions pertaining to profitability, investment mix and the rate picture.
WHO:
Panelists include:
· Rey Giallongo, chairman and CEO, First County Bank
· Kathy Harris, president and COO, First County Bank
· Rick Zaremski, sr. vice president business banking, First County Bank
· Dave Metzgar, first vice president and senior trust officer, First County Bank
· Jennifer Lima, assistant vice president mortgage originator, First County Bank
WHEN:
Thursday, Sept. 22, 2011
7:30 to 9:30 a.m.
WHERE:
Stamford Plaza Hotel
2701 Summer St.
Stamford, Conn. 06905
RSVP:
Call 203.462.4249 or email ahardy@firstcountybank.com
PARKING:
Parking is available behind the hotel.
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MEDIA CONTACT:
Jason Kannon
Creative Partners
203.705.9203
One Stamford Landing
62 Southfield Avenue, Suite 110
Stamford, CT 06902
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