Martha Clifford

Martha Clifford.

Meredith Village Savings Bank is pleased to announce the promotion of Martha Clifford to assistant vice president, branch and business development manager for the bank’s Plymouth branch office.

“Martha has a strong understanding of what matters most to our customers and brings a steady, thoughtful presence to her leadership,” said Jill White, regional vice president. “She is dedicated to her team’s success and committed to building meaningful relationships within the community. We are excited to see her continue to make an impact in this new role.”

“I’ve always appreciated the opportunity to grow within MVSB and be part of a team that truly values its customers and communities,” Clifford said. “Over the years, I’ve built lasting connections both inside the bank and throughout the Plymouth area, and I’m excited to continue strengthening those relationships in this new position.”

Clifford joined MVSB in 2010 and was quickly promoted to branch services representative. She was promoted to branch and business development manager in 2021 and has continued to support the Plymouth branch office with a focus on customer relationships and team development.

She is active in the community and supports a variety of local nonprofit organizations, including Voices Against Violence and First Star Tonight. She is also former board member for the Central NH Chamber of Commerce and treasurer for Pemi-Baker Home Hospice and Home Health.

To learn more, call 800-922-6872 or visit mvsb.com.

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