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Ben Jordan

EVP, Chief Operating Officer

Ben has spent nearly three decades navigating technological advancements in the industry, streamlining operations, and supporting the implementation of digital banking solutions. He also supports industry advancements throughout the state as a Board Member with the Maine Technology Institute. In his current role, he is working to deliver consistent services to customers by providing technology strategy, project management, digital services, and customer call center leadership.

“It’s just getting started, but I am honored to work with the team of experts at MSB to find ways to deliver ‘Yes!’ with security, speed, reliability, and personalized service.”

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Fraud Alert! There are reports of fraudsters pretending to be from Machias Savings Bank Fraud Department calling and texting customers to verify phony transactions in an attempt to gain access to banking information. They are also requesting OLB usernames and passwords, which the Bank would never do. If you think you gave your information to a fraudster, please contact us at 866-416-9302.

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