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July 2, 2010
Boston Buisness Journal
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Holding True To Bank's Legacy
"...we know he wouldn't have sold unless he was sure the bank's legacy would be continued..." |
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June 30, 2010
Boston Globe
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Eastern Bank to Buy Wainwright
"...both banks are committed to investing in their communities." |
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June 29, 2010
Bay Windows
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Boston's Gay Bank Bought Out
"I would say no other organization in Boston has been a bigger friend to the LGBT community than Wainwright Bank..." |
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June 4, 2010
Banker & Tradesman
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Wainwright Bank Supports Solar Energy Development In New England
"GreenBridge Energy Consortium, based in Pennsylvania, will receive financing from Wainwright Bank to help nonprofit organizations benefit from clean energy generation without the risks of ownership or maintenance." |
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May 21, 2010
Boston Business Journal
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Wainwright Bank Shows How Green It Can Be
"Wainwright Bank & Trust Co., long considered one of the country's most socially progressive banks, added to that reputation last year when it became one of only four U.S. banks -- and the only community bank -- to file a Corporate Sustainability Report." |
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May, 2010
Green Banking emagazine
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A Catalyst For Change: Wainwright Bank Proves Socially Progressive Banking Is Not An Oxymoron
"In the typical corporate model, shareholder concerns reign supreme, and in most cases still is the only consideration. But Wainwright thinks this is a very one-dimensional view and one that will increasingly not be sustainable as society continues to move towards greater social and global consciousness." |
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April, 2010
The Advocate
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Wealth Matters
"But big banks are not the only ones addressing the needs of a gay market. Smaller ones as well, like Wainwright Bank, based in Boston, are doing it in other ways." |
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March 26, 2010
Boston Business Journal |
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City Feed and Supply: First-time Entrepreneurs Did Their Homework
"[The owners] borrowed $600,000 -- mostly from Wainwright Bank & Trust -- and the remainder from various development organizations as well as from family."
"Among the measures he took to adapt [to the economic crash] was to readjust the terms of his loan and reduce payroll expenses." |
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