BBJ recognizes Enterprise Bank for Corporate Citizenship

Enterprise Bank was recognized once again with a Corporate Citizenship Award at the Boston Business Journal's "Corporate Citizenship Summit" held on September 5, 2024. The annual event is held annually to celebrate Massachusetts' most philanthropic companies and recognizes companies for their volunteerism and charitable giving in Massachusetts.

Enterprise Bank was ranked #2 by BBJ for the highest average volunteer hours (32.94 per employee) in community service in Massachusetts. Only the top five are ranked in this category and Enterprise Bank was the top ranked bank in the group. When our New Hampshire community involvement hours are included, the Bank’s average increases to 43.31 hours per team member.

In the same recognition event, Enterprise Bank ranked #47 in the state for corporate philanthropy and ranked favorably among all financial institutions in the category.

Alison Burns, Community Relations and Customer Experience Director, SVP, thanked Enterprise Bank team members for their continued commitment, passion, and dedication to the communities the Bank serves. She added, “Our team’s unwavering commitment to serving others is why Enterprise Bank is recognized each year for volunteerism. We are proud of our Enterprise team and extremely grateful for all you do every day for one another and in the communities where we work and live. Our team members invest their time and energy into giving back and lead with a sense of purpose which allows us to collectively make a truly meaningful impact.”