Mar 4, 2022 -
Ledyard Financial Group, Inc. (ticker symbol LFGP), the holding company for Ledyard National Bank, announced today that Josephine Moran has joined the Company as the President and Chief Banking Officer. She reports directly to Ledyard’s Chief Executive Officer, Kathy Underwood.
The hiring of Ms. Moran adds greater depth to the organization as she partners with Ms. Underwood to lead Ledyard to new levels of growth and success. As President and Chief Banking Officer, Ms. Moran will oversee branch banking and product development, as well as bank-wide operations, IT, human resources, and compliance. She will also serve as a member of the bank’s Executive Committee.
Ms. Moran brings over twenty years of leadership, community banking, investment services and lending experience to Ledyard. Most recently, she was Executive Vice President, Chief Corporate Services and Consumer Lending Officer at Provident Bank. She also served as the EVP and Director of Retail Banking at Provident Bank, Senior Vice President/Regional Manager/Retirement Services Director at Webster Bank and EVP/Director of Retail Banking at Columbia Bank.
Kathy Underwood, CEO of Ledyard Financial Group, said, “I’m looking forward to working closely with Josephine, as her knowledge, expertise and experience will add a strong, new dimension to our organization and its ability to grow. Josephine’s decision to join us is testimony to Ledyard’s past performance and future prospects. Her extensive experience across all aspects of the banking space will complement the exceptional executive team already in place.”
Ms. Moran holds an Executive MBA from the University of New Haven as well as an M.S. in Finance and Financial Services. She attended the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York where she received her B.S. in Marketing and Management. She holds Series 7 and 63 licenses and has a CFP certificate from Quinnipiac University. Additionally, Josephine recently began serving on the NH Bankers Association’s Legislation Committee, working to clarify banking issues, preserve policies and protect the interests of members.
