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Meg D. McIsaac, President and CEO, Bluestone Bank, Raynham, has been elected 2023-2024 Chair of the Massachusetts Bankers Association (MBA) at its Annual Meeting, a post she will assume on July 1, 2023. Founded in 1905, the MBA is the only Association representing FDIC-insured community, regional and nationwide banks serving consumer and business clients across the Commonwealth.
“We are thrilled to welcome Meg as the new chair of the Massachusetts’s Bankers Association,” said Kathleen Murphy, President and CEO of MBA. “She provides expertise and experience at both the state and national levels that enable us to achieve our priorities of promoting a strong and diverse banking industry, achieving exceptional advocacy representation on Beacon Hill and in Washington, D.C., and being the premier partner for the Association’s 120+ member institutions in Massachusetts and across New England.”
McIsaac leads a bank that is known for being a strong community partner and has continually supported the efforts of MBA across the Commonwealth. She is committed to continuing the strategic efforts started earlier this year to harness the good work that banks are doing to propel the industry forward.
“I am humbled to be elected to chair of the Association, which has been the trusted resource for the industry for the last 118 years. By leading with integrity and collaboration, we can continue to strengthen the foundation of our banking community and create opportunities for the prosperity of all.” said McIsaac.
“We are thrilled to welcome Meg as the new chair of the Massachusetts’s Bankers Association,” said Kathleen Murphy, President and CEO of MBA. “She provides expertise and experience at both the state and national levels that enable us to achieve our priorities of promoting a strong and diverse banking industry, achieving exceptional advocacy representation on Beacon Hill and in Washington, D.C., and being the premier partner for the Association’s 120+ member institutions in Massachusetts and across New England.”
McIsaac leads a bank that is known for being a strong community partner and has continually supported the efforts of MBA across the Commonwealth. She is committed to continuing the strategic efforts started earlier this year to harness the good work that banks are doing to propel the industry forward.
“I am humbled to be elected to chair of the Association, which has been the trusted resource for the industry for the last 118 years. By leading with integrity and collaboration, we can continue to strengthen the foundation of our banking community and create opportunities for the prosperity of all.” said McIsaac.