After 22 years as CEO of Adams Community Bank in Massachusetts, Jeffrey O'Brien is stepping down.
"I have spent my entire career with the Bank, and look forward to the end of this transition," he says in a press release.
O'Brien, who joined the bank as a financial officer in 1997, started out as the CFO of South Adams Savings Bank before merging it with Adams Community Bank in 2012.
The bank has since grown to $1 billion in assets.
O'Brien will be succeeded by Julie Hughes, who has served as president and CEO of Northwest Community Bank in Pennsylvania.
Adams Community Bank's board says Hughes is "highly qualified" and has "deep experience in community banking."
Hughes will take over for O'Brien on July 1.
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