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Purcell Joins Rockland Trust’s Asset-Based Lending Team as VP, Relationship Manager

November 11, 2022, 07:00 AM

Rockland Trust added Slayton Purcell to its Asset Based Lending Team as Vice President, Relationship Manager. In his role, Slayton is responsible for managing a growing portfolio of clients while underwriting and building new relationships.

Prior to joining Rockland Trust, Purcell worked for Pitney Bowes Bank as the Associate Director of Corporate Lending, where he was a vital contributor to the successful buildout of a new loan portfolio in a de novo line of business. Slayton began his banking and lending career with Wells Fargo, where he spent nearly ten years. Starting as a teller, he grew his career and took on expanded responsibilities, and soon after advanced into portfolio management and underwriting for large corporate clients.

“It is a pleasure to welcome Slayton to our Asset Based Lending Team,” said Joe Herzog, Senior Vice President of Specialized Lending at Rockland Trust. “Slayton’s strong work ethic and commercial lending experience will help us continue to expand our robust asset based lending services throughout the Northeast.”

Purcell earned his Bachelor of Science in Finance with a minor in Economics from Illinois State University. In addition, during his time at Wells Fargo, he participated in Wells Fargo University taking courses in financial modeling, cash flow analysis, performance and reporting. Slayton resides with his wife and three children in Pembroke, MA.

Rockland Trust’s Commercial Banking Group has more than 70 commercial lenders and 20 lending centers throughout Massachusetts and Rhode Island. With a lending capacity over $75 million, the Commercial Banking Team has broad experience in areas such as asset based lending, commercial real estate, construction and land development, equipment financing, commercial mortgages, tax-exempt bond financing and low income housing loans.







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