Pioneer Unveils Remodeled Branches in Cairo and Greenville, Deepens Commitment to Customers in New York’s Hudson Valley

 

For Release: Immediate – Monday, May 6, 2024

 

Pioneer Unveils Remodeled Branches in Cairo and Greenville, Deepens Commitment to Customers in New York’s Hudson Valley

  

Updated locations, together with the recent acquisition of Hudson Financial, underscore Pioneer’s strategic investment in the southern part of its footprint

 

Albany, NY – Pioneer Bancorp, Inc. (NASDAQ: PBFS) (“Pioneer”), a leading financial institution in New York’s Capital Region, today unveiled remodeled branch locations in Cairo and Greenville, New York, an investment that further demonstrates its commitment to serving the financial needs of individuals, families and businesses in New York’s Hudson Valley region.

 

During Customer Appreciation Day open houses held at each location – 440 Main Street in Cairo and 11565 NY-32 in Greenville – Pioneer celebrated the completion of extensive renovations at both branches. The installation of new furniture, flooring, paint, signage, and improvements to employee areas represents an investment of more than $130,000, and together with last summer’s acquisition of wealth management firm Hudson Financial, underscores Pioneer’s intent to grow its presence and impact in the southern part of its footprint.

 

“We’re proud to be growing in New York’s Hudson Valley, and thrilled to welcome both current and prospective customers to our newly remodeled branches in Cairo and Greenville,” said Tom Amell, President and CEO of Pioneer. “Our investment in these locations illustrates Pioneer’s commitment to providing modern and welcoming environments, supported by the expertise of an exceptional staff and an unmatched menu of products and services, to help families and businesses achieve their financial goals.”

 

In addition to the branch investments, Pioneer has a long history of providing significant community support and service in the region. The Cairo branch sponsors a Bear every year for the Cairo Bears Community Art Project, participates in Catskill’s annual Festival of Trees, and assists with the Farrell School of Irish Dance, local children’s fishing events, little league and the Solace House. The Greenville branch participates in the annual Trunk or Treat organized by Rotary of Greenville. Pioneer employees also volunteered to perform landscaping and maintenance work at the Resurrection Lutheran Church in Cairo during the company’s All Together Forward Week in 2023.

 

The open house celebrations included a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Cairo branch in partnership with the Greene County Chamber of Commerce, and food at the Greenville branch was provided by a local business, Roxy’s Food Truck and Catering of Greenville.

 

“We are thrilled to see Pioneer investing in the renovation of their Cairo and Greenville branches, and we’re honored to participate in the unveiling,” said Pamela Geskie, President and Executive Director of the Greene County Chamber of Commerce. “As Main Street continues to develop and thrive, the refresh reflects positively on our vibrant business community and sets a great example.”

 

The Cairo branch, led by Branch Manager Connie Falco, is open Monday-Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. It can be reached at (518) 622-3632.

 

The Greenville branch, led by Branch Manager Susanne Sparano, is open Monday-Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. It can be reached at (518) 966-5449.

 

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About Pioneer

As a leading financial institution in New York’s Capital Region, Pioneer has more than $1.8 billion in assets and operates 22 branches locally. Recognized as a “Best Places to Work” by the Albany Business Review for 11 years running, Pioneer delivers a world-class working environment for its employees and is continually evolving to meet the needs of its customers by offering new products, services and leading technologies. Pioneer is committed to giving back to the communities in which it serves through the Pioneer Bank Charitable Foundation, which provides resources to nonprofit organizations that help improve the quality of life for children in the Capital Region. For more information on Pioneer, please visit www.pioneerny.com.

 

Contacts:

Schuyler Bull, Vice President, Director of Marketing and Communications, Pioneer

(518) 730-3325 | bulls@pioneerny.com

 

Steve Janack, Principal, The Janack Group

(518) 810-8050 | steve@thejanackgroup.com

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