October 15, 2021
Oxford, Massachusetts —bankHometown, a $1.3 billion bank with 16 offices in Central Massachusetts and northeastern Connecticut, recently announced that Thomas “Todd” Donohoe has been promoted to vice president of commercial lending. In this role, Donohoe will serve as a trusted advisor to local businesses, connecting them to the financing and other solutions they need to grow, as well as oversee the bank’s new Small Business Initiative.
Donohoe, of Dudley, joined the bankHometown Commercial Lending team in 2015 and was promoted to assistant vice president in 2019. During his 14-year career in banking, he has also held positions as banking center manager at Bank of America, assistant vice president and branch manager at Santander, and sales and service representative at the former Fleet Bank.
Donohoe received a bachelor’s degree in Japanese studies and business studies from Providence College, and spent a year at Kansai Gaidai University of Foreign Studies in Osaka, Japan, where he studied the Japanese language, culture, banking, finance, and management. Donohoe is active in the community, serving as treasurer for the Town of Dudley’s Economic Development Committee, treasurer and secretary of the Oxford Lions Club, and treasurer of the Alzheimer’s Support Network of South Central Massachusetts.
