Adam Pippin

Adam Pippin.

MEREDITH  Meredith Village Savings Bank welcomes Adam Pippin as vice president, commercial loan officer. Based at the bank’s Plymouth branch office, Pippin brings 15 years of banking experience and a strong background in supporting local businesses and community organizations with their banking needs.

“Adam’s relationship-focused approach and genuine care for helping local businesses succeed make him a wonderful addition to MVSB. We’re proud to have him on our team as we continue our ongoing commitment to supporting the organizations that make our communities such special places to live and work,” said Bob Davis, senior vice president, commercial team leader.

In his new role, Pippin will support MVSB’s commercial lending efforts throughout Grafton County, focusing on risk management, business development, and meeting the economic needs of the communities the bank serves.

“I was drawn to MVSB because of the bank’s sincere commitment to the community and the people who work here,” said Pippin. “I’ve always been passionate about helping businesses grow and succeed, and I’m excited to be part of a team that values relationships, local decision-making, and long-term support for the businesses we serve.”

Pippin is active in the community as a board member with the Grafton Regional Development Corporation, a trustee of trust funds for the Town of Piermont, and a youth basketball coach. He holds a bachelor of science in business administration.

He resides in the Upper Valley and enjoys playing golf, coaching youth sports, and spending time with his family. 

For more information, call 800-922-6872 or visit mvsb.com.

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