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Androscoggin Bank Welcomes Mohamed Mohamed as AVP, Community Banker
Androscoggin Bank is delighted to announce the appointment of Mohamed Mohamed as our newest AVP, Community Banker. Mohamed brings over seven years of experience in finance, operations, and development, making him a valuable addition to the Androscoggin Bank team.
Expressing his enthusiasm, Mohamed stated, “Androscoggin Bank has continued to show interest in the development the Lewiston-Auburn (L/A) community. Their initiatives to empower the community by providing financial opportunities are inspiring. Developing more avenues to connect with L/A members is a point of motivation and excitement to join the Androscoggin Bank team.”
Mohamed joined the L/A community as a New Mainer in 2012 and worked at Bangor Savings Bank prior to joining Androscoggin. Through his professional journey, Mohamed has become an exceptional asset to the L/A community. He is deeply involved in several local committees, serving as a board member for the Lewiston Housing Committee and having also previously served as a board member for Tree Street Youth.
Additionally, his ability to speak multiple languages, including French and Somali, reflects his adaptability in connecting with diverse populations. Mohamed’s dedication to developing the local community aligns perfectly with his new role, and Androscoggin Bank could not be more excited to have him join the team.
About Androscoggin Bank
Androscoggin Bank Headquartered in Lewiston, Maine, the Bank has been independent for over 150 years. In 2021, Androscoggin Bank became a Certified B Corporation™, joining only a handful other banks nationally to meet the highest standards of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency and legal accountability. The Bank is eager to empower Maine’s business owners to improve their financial lives and continue to fuel economic growth for the state. Androscoggin Bank is dedicated to helping Maine communities thrive and has invested more than $340,000 in philanthropic donations, grants and sponsorships throughout the state last
year.
