Lee Bank Announces Promotion of Vice President, Electronic Banking

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LEE, Mass. — Lee Bank announce the promotion of Laura Lohbauer to Vice President, Electronic Banking.
 
Lohbauer has been with Lee Bank for close to ten years, steadily expanding her leadership across digital banking, personal and business online banking, and debit card strategy. During that time, she has played a role in strengthening the bank's digital platforms, improving usability, and increasing adoption across a wide range of customers.
 
In addition to driving digital innovation, Lohbauer is known for consistently delivering a high level of service and fostering strong internal collaboration, stated a press release. Her ability to identify opportunities to improve customer engagement and increase debit card usage has helped position Lee Bank as a leader in digital banking performance among community institutions.
 
"Laura's contributions have been exceptional," said Andrew Weibel, SVP & Chief Technology & Operations Officer at Lee Bank. "Her dedication, strategic leadership, and ability to drive meaningful outcomes make this promotion incredibly well deserved. She reflects the values and vision that set Lee Bank apart."
 
Lohbauer has also played a role in enhancing the bank's statement design and customer-facing digital materials, contributing to stronger engagement and increased adoption of mobile wallet and card management tools.
 
In her new role as Vice President, Electronic Banking, Laura will continue to lead digital innovation efforts, support long-term strategic growth, and expand the capabilities of Lee Bank's online and mobile banking platforms.
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The Classical Beat: Tanglewood Music Festival Concludes Its Classical Season

By Stephen DanknerSpecial to iBerkshires

This week, the Tanglewood Music Festival concludes its magnificently curated, presented and performed 2026 classical season, culminating with the traditional performance of Beethoven's enthralling Symphony No. 9 ('Choral'.) Read below for the details.

THREE TANGLEWOOD CLASSICAL HIGHLIGHTS THIS WEEK

• Thursday, Aug. 20, 8:00 p.m. in Ozawa Hall: The world-renowned Silk Road Ensemble presents "Sanctuary: The Power of Resonance and Ritual." Led by North Carolinian musician, actor and author Rhiannon Giddens, this program explores how we can experience music to better understand our world, find comfort, process loss and a changing environment, and rebuild community, based upon our mutual humanity.

• Saturday, Aug. 22, 8:00 p.m. in the Shed: Conductor Thomas Wilkins leads the Boston Symphony, with violinist Randall Goosby, a 2022 Avery Fisher Career Grantee, boy soprano Edward Njuguna and the Tanglewood Festival Chorus in an uplifting program of Leonard Bernstein's mellifluous "Chichester Psalms," Florence Price's Violin Concerto No. 2 and Dvorak's sumptuous Symphony No. 8.

• Sunday, Aug. 23, 2:30 p.m. in the Shed: Maestro Gustavo Gimeno, Music Director of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra conducts Beethoven's magisterial Ninth Symphony, with vocal soloists soprano Mané Galoyan, mezzo-soprano Zoie Reams, tenor Ben Bliss and bass Solomon Howard.

For tickets for all Tanglewood/BSO concerts (lawn and Shed seating) and for special events call (617) 266-1200 or (413) 637-5180; online: tanglewood.org or customerservice@bso.org. In Lenox, visit the Tanglewood box office at the Main Gate located at 297 West Street.

 

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