Eastern Bank

Congratulations to Rana Murphy, SVP, Regional Manager, for being honored by Cape & Islands United Way with its annual 2025 Visionary Award! Rana is being recognized for her deep commitment and leadership in the Cape and Islands community. Read the full press release here: https://bit.ly/4hAg1HE.

We’re excited to introduce IMAN (which means faith), our new Muslim Employee Community Resource Group at Eastern Bank! As we embrace the spirit of Ramadan, we wish peace, joy, and blessings to all who observe. May this holy month bring reflection, growth, and togetherness. #RamadanMubarak Rana Murphy Kelly Khan Muhammad K Khan

On #InternationalWomensDay, we stand with women who #AccelerateAction, driving progress, breaking barriers, and creating lasting change. We’re committed to celebrating women in business—because when women rise, we all move forward. ?? #IWD2025 #EquityAllianceForBusiness

Behind every strong community are the people who make it thrive. To our 2,100+ employees who go above and beyond—serving customers, supporting 600+ organizations, and dedicating tens of thousands of volunteer hours—thank you today and every day. #EmployeeAppreciationDay

Ryan Hanna, Chief Investment Officer of Cambridge Trust Wealth Management, shares perspective on the importance of staying focused despite the political noise, the future of interest rates & the economy & what to expect in in the coming months. Watch here: https://bit.ly/41oFG01

Credit can be a powerful tool for business growth—but only if used wisely. From financing inventory to maintaining financial flexibility, smart credit strategies can set you up for success. Check out these 5 expert tips from Eastern Bank to make the most of your business credit. Read more: https://bit.ly/3XtD0x4

Wrapping up our #BlackHistoryMonth video series with Natisha King, Assistant Call Center Manager at Eastern Bank. Inspired by the trailblazing Bessie Coleman, Natisha is dedicated to being a voice for those who feel unheard, empowering others to advocate for themselves. Her commitment to uplifting her colleagues and making an impact in the community is truly inspiring. ??

Congratulations to Susan Martore-Baker, President of Cambridge Trust Company of New Hampshire, for being named one of NH Business Review’s Outstanding Women in Business for 2025! This award celebrates women who have excelled in their professions and serve as leaders and role models in their communities. Congrats to Susan and all of the other nominees! #WomenInBusiness #NHBusinessReview

Continuing our #BlackHistoryMonth celebration with an inspiring message from Lisa G. HR Coordinator I and member of our Black Professionals Alliance Employee Resource Group. ?? Lisa identifies with Ida B. Wells’ resilience and commitment to empowering the community, making it a priority to be present and give back to the community herself. ?? Stay tuned as we highlight more voices that shape our culture and inspire progress.

We're honored to host an impactful panel, moderated by our president and COO Quincy Miller, at our February Town Hall, continuing our commitment to Black History and community empowerment. This year, we welcomed: Jacquetta Van Zandt (She/Her/Hers), Vice President of Engagement at The Partnership, Inc., a dedicated political strategist advocating for women of color, pay equity, and increasing diversity in legislation. Jacquetta’s work has been instrumental in electing diverse leaders and shaping policies that address the needs of communities of color. Carlos Monteiro, PhD, a scholar and advocate whose research in criminal justice focuses on racial disparities, corrections, and reentry. Carlos works with local organizations to address violence in Boston's communities of color and advocates for policies that improve educational access and reduce criminal justice inequities. Imari Paris Jeffries Ph.D., Executive Director of Embrace Boston, a leader in driving racial and economic justice through initiatives like the Embrace Memorial and Embrace Center. Imari works tirelessly to honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., while advocating for systemic change and serving on multiple influential boards and commissions focused on empowering the Black community. Thank you to our Black Professionals Alliance Co-Chairs Trillet Robinson & Jason Solomon and our guest panelists for their continued efforts in creating a more inclusive and just future for the Black community. #BlackHistoryMonth