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BAY DAY: The Washington Trust Co. employees support the Save The Bay Inc.’s International Coastal Cleanup initiative at Napatree Point in Westerly.  COURTESY THE WASHINGTON TRUST CO.

High employee spirit creates the right ‘trust’ at Washington Trust

Business Services 06/09/2023

PBN Best Places To Work Awards 2023 ENTERPRISE COMPANIES #1: The Washington Trust Co. Employees in R.I. 555 Chairman and CEO Edward O. “Ned” Handy III “EMPLOYEE FEST”...

Five Questions With: Mary Noons

5Q 05/12/2023

Mary Noons | President and chief operating officer, Washington Trust Bancorp Inc. 1. What significance does it hold for you, personally and professionally, to...

DRIVEN TO SUCCEED: Mary E. Noons, executive vice president and chief retail lending officer at The Washington Trust Co. in Westerly, says she took advantage of seminars and conferences, as well as opportunities to learn from “a diverse group of talented, knowledgeable people.” / COURTESY THE WASHINGTON TRUST CO.

Noons credits her career success to learning from many ‘teachers’ along...

Financial Services 04/29/2021

PBN C-SUITE 2021 AWARDS CAREER ACHIEVER Mary E. Noons The Washington Trust Co. executive vice president and chief retail lending officer It has been almost 30 years...

MORE AFFORDABILITY: Rhode Island Association of Realtors President Shannon Buss, bracketed by books that have been key to her real estate career, says three consecutive interest-rate cuts by the Fed haven’t led to new homebuyers entering the market, but they have helped buyers who are already looking to afford more in a house. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Three Fed rate cuts in 2019 spur more home-loan activity

Financial Services 12/06/2019

Three interest-rate cuts this year by the Federal Reserve have encouraged homeowners to seek out refinancing of existing mortgages and created a robust market...

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