Ledyard National Bank is pleased to announce that David Landry recently joined Ledyard as the Vice President & Branch Manager of its West Lebanon, NH branch, bringing with him over 35 years of customer service experience. He follows Gail Broughton, who will be retiring in October after serving Ledyard for the last thirty years.
Dave started his banking career in 2005 as a Branch Manager with Citizens Bank and most recently was an Area Manager with Mascoma Bank. Prior to that, Dave spent over twenty years with Sears Roebuck & Co. in various retail positions, including Sales Manager, Operations Manager, District Manager and Business Process Consultant. He is committed to ensuring that his customers feel valued and that they receive the exceptional service they deserve.
Dave moved to the Upper Valley in 1989 and has been highly involved in his community. He is a current board member and past President of the White River Junction Rotary Club, as well as a member of their Charitable Fund board. He is a current board member and past Board Chair of the Hartford Area Chamber of Commerce. Dave also serves on the community advisory board at the Hartford Area Career and Technology Center in their Business Administration program. He and his family live in Wilder, Vermont.
Ledyard Financial Group, Inc., headquartered in Hanover, New Hampshire, is the holding company for Ledyard National Bank. Ledyard National Bank, founded in 1991, is a full-service community bank offering a broad range of banking, investment and wealth management services.
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