Solvay Bank Announces Recent PromotionsPosted on December 12, 2024 |
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Syracuse, NY): Solvay Bank, the oldest community bank established in Onondaga County, is pleased to announce the promotion of two team members: Alexis Bojczuk and Megan Delia. These promotions reflect their dedication, growth, and contributions to the bank.
Alexis Bojczuk has been promoted to Assistant Branch Manager at the Camillus Office. Alexis joined Solvay Bank in 2022 as a Teller with the Westvale team and was later promoted to Banking Solutions Representative. She continues to expand her skills and is excited to take this next step.
Megan Delia has been promoted to Banking Solutions Representative at the Westvale Office. Megan joined Solvay Bank in March 2024 as a Mobile Banking Associate, supporting all retail offices. She has quickly developed her skills and is excited to take on this new role, where she looks forward to getting to know the Westvale customers and further expanding her abilities within the bank. Megan is a 2022 graduate of SUNY Buffalo with a degree in Psychology.
Founded in 1917, Solvay Bank is the oldest community bank established in Onondaga County. Solvay Bank has nine branch locations in Solvay, Baldwinsville, Camillus, Cicero, DeWitt, Liverpool, North Syracuse, Westvale, downtown Syracuse in the State Tower Building, and a commercial lending presence in the Mohawk Valley. Solvay Bank’s Insurance Agency, Inc. is a full-service general insurance agency. For more information about Solvay Bank, visit solvaybank.com.
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