For over 75 years, the bank has remained close to its neighborhood roots, supporting local residents, farmers and small business owners. In an effort to better reach and engage with their community, Sherwood State Bank explored how the institution could maximize its marketing potential to do just that.
For the second year in a row, COCC ranked second among large businesses with more than 500 employees. The company also once again earned special accolades for its management team.
The Bank chose COCC for its next-generation technology and also its cooperative structure and reputation for exceptional client service.
With another terrific year of revenue growth, COCC has placed on the 2021 Inc. 5000, a list of the 5,000 fastest growing, private companies in the United States.
Lake Shore chose COCC as its technology partner to empower its employees with leading edge technology to focus on delivering the best customer service possible.
As New England’s oldest private bank, National Iron Bank has been serving its Connecticut communities since 1847—and evolving to meet its needs. With a digital-first approach to banking for both its employees and customers, National Iron Bank’s philosophy has yielded significant results for the bank.
The bank decided to partner with COCC because of the flexibility the company offers to create an online banking technology service that best suits their financial institution.
When COCC announced they were taking The Clearing House’s (TCH) Real Time Payments (RTP®) Network live, BankNewport immediately stepped up to the plate. “We saw it as a rare opportunity to get in on something early,” said John Sullivan, Executive Vice President at BankNewport.
The COCC Board of Directors has approved new officer promotions for July 1, 2021.
Savers Bank chose COCC as its core partner for COCC’s innovative technology, service culture and its people, all of which the bank considers critical to improve the banking experience for its customers and its employees.