Jamie Debor Gregoire

Jamie DeBor Gregoire has a diverse range of work experience, primarily in the banking and financial services industry. Jamie started their career in 2002 as a Sales Associate at Williams-Sonoma, Inc. and later worked as a Bank Teller at Strata Bank and a Food/Program Vendor at Aramark - Fenway.

In 2006, Jamie joined Metro Credit Union as a Sales and Service Representative, where they likely focused on selling and providing customer service for financial products and services.

In 2010, they transitioned to Charles River Bank, where they held several roles. Jamie started as a Teller and gained experience in performing standard teller transactions and providing customer service. Jamie then became a Commercial Lending Assistant, responsible for preparing loan documents and maintaining loan documentation. Finally, Jamie became a Commercial Credit Analyst, evaluating the creditworthiness of businesses and determining their ability to repay loans.

In 2017, Jamie joined Main Street Bank as a Commercial Credit Analyst before being promoted to Senior Commercial Credit Analyst. Jamie'sresponsibilities involved analyzing complex commercial loan requests, identifying risks, and ensuring compliance with Commercial Loan Policy. In December 2020, they transitioned to the role of Credit Team Lead Officer, where they manage the credit pipeline and distributes assignments to the credit team.

Through their work experience, Jamie has developed strong analytical, customer service, and decision-making skills in the banking and financial sector.

Jamie DeBor Gregoire attended Roger Williams University from 2004 to 2006, although the field of study is not specified. In 2009, they studied English Literature at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts. Jamie also completed various short-term courses, including Mass Banker's Fundamentals of Credit Analysis in 2015, RMA Loan Officer Residential Seminar in 2016, and Mass Banker's School of Commercial Lending in 2017. No specific degrees or fields of study are mentioned for the short-term courses.