Carrie Malotte

Carrie Malotte has over 18 years of experience in the banking industry. Carrie most recently worked at Westfield Bank as a Vice President, specializing in commercial and corporate banking as well as Small Business Administration (SBA). In this role, they focused on building and maintaining customer relationships, advocating for customers during the approval and onboarding process, and facilitating connections between customers, prospects, and centers of influence.

Prior to Westfield Bank, Carrie held the position of Senior Commercial Relationship Manager, VP at CFBank. Before that, they worked at Citizens Bank as a Commercial Banking Relationship Manager, VP. Carrie'sresponsibilities in this role included working with companies with annual revenues ranging from $2.0 million to $25 million, structuring credit up to $10 million, developing new business relationships, and managing and growing an existing portfolio of clients.

Carrie also gained experience at Charter One Bank, where they served as a Vice President in two different roles. As a Business Banking Officer, they oversaw all aspects of a $50 million branch, including profitability, employee performance, customer satisfaction, and compliance standards. In their role as Branch Manager, they provided coaching and support to branch staff, developed strategic plans for increased sales and customer service, and ensured the execution of the sales and service process.

At the start of their career, Carrie worked at U.S. Bank as a Branch Manager.

Carrie Malotte attended James A Garfield High School from 1992 to 1995. Carrie did not pursue a degree or a specific field of study during this time. In 2009, they enrolled at Kent State University and studied Business Management. Carrie has not received any other degrees or specialized training except for the mentioned education at Kent State. In 2014 and 2016, they attended Moody's Commercial Credit Training and Omega Commercial Credit Training respectively, but no degrees or field of study details were provided for these programs.