Craig Schmidt

Vice President - Business Relationship Manager

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Craig is a Fitchburg native with over 30 years of business banking experience. His passion lies in collaborating with business owners, whether they are just starting their first business or helping established businesses take the next step in growing their company. Deeply rooted in his local community, Craig is actively involved in enriching the Fitchburg and Verona areas, contributing his extensive knowledge and experience to foster community growth and prosperity. Set up a meeting with Craig today to explore how his wealth of experience can help your business thrive.

Community Involvement
The Registry – Board Member
Bayview Foundation – Board Member
Verona Chamber of Commerce – Board Member

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Being a community banker means searving not just as a financial professional, but as a neighbor and volunteer; someone dedicated to strengthening the community through both service and stewardship.

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