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Saddle Brook Businesswoman Promoted To Rutherford Bank VP

SADDLE BROOK, N.J. -- A local financial institution promoted a Saddle Brook banker to First Vice President.

Debra Cannariato

Debra Cannariato

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The Board of Directors of Boiling Springs Savings Bank promoted Debra Cannariato to First Vice President, Chairman of the Board  Kenneth Grimbilas announced.

Cannariato began at Boiling Springs in 2007 as Business Development Officer and she currently holds the position of Marketing & Sales Manager. 

Prior to joining Boiling Springs, she was the First Vice President/District Manager for JP Morgan Chase, where she was responsible for business development and operations of a 14 branch territory. 

Throughout her banking career, she held various positions at other financial institutions, including Vice President/Regional Manager at The Bank of New York. 

Cannariato served as Charter Secretary to the Bergen County 200 Club, an organization formed to honor valorous accomplishments of Police, Fire, and Ambulance workers and to provide assistance and education to their families, should they lose their lives in the line of duty. 

She is a former Township of Saddle Brook Council Member, former Bergen County Community Development Member, and former Trustee of the Saddle Brook Free Public Library. 

Cannariato was a founding member of the Saddle Brook Historical Society. She volunteers at New Concepts for Living Foundation, Habitat for Humanity of Bergen County, and Oasis, a Haven for Women and Children. 

Cannariato is also a recipient of the YWCA Tribute to Women & Industry Award and the Bergen Council Boys Scouts Appreciation Award. 

She resides in Saddle Brook with her husband Charles. 

Boiling Springs Savings Bank is a New Jersey chartered savings bank with $1.5 billion in assets. The bank is headquartered in Rutherford and has 17 branch locations in Bergen, Essex, Morris and Passaic counties. 

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