The ‘bank for regular people’ turns 165
1 Jul 2019
Chelsea Groton Bank President and CEO Michael Rauh knows "you can sit there and lament the old days when life was simple and blah blah blah." But he doesn't want to do that.
As in any industry, changes in technology have spurred seismic shifts in banking, but Rauh thinks it's "incredibly exciting" to be living in these times.
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