Pamela Caraccioli, President and CEO, Fulton Savings Bank

From Fulton Savings Bank, standing, from left, are: Laurie Smith, Vice president of human resources and marketing; Julie Mazzoli, Senior vice president and Community Reinvestment Act officer; Tina Stephens, Vice president of branch administration; and Melissa Keller, Senior vice president and chief financial officer. Seated is Pamela Caraccioli, President and CEO.

Pamela Caraccioli, President and CEO, Fulton Savings Bank

Post author:Oswego County Business Magazine
Post published:June 12, 2024
Post category:Banking Cover Stories

By Mary Beth Roach The path that led Pamela Caraccioli to her current role as president and CEO of the Fulton Savings Bank has been atypical. She had been serving…

Jen Wolfe, Chief operating officer, Empower Federal Credit Union

Post author:Oswego County Business Magazine
Post published:June 12, 2024
Post category:Banking Cover Stories

By Mary Beth Roach Women in leadership roles in credit unions are many, according to various credit union associations. The Credit Union National Association, for example, posted in the fall…

Jennifer Rupert, Chief executive officer, Compass Credit Union

Post author:Oswego County Business Magazine
Post published:June 12, 2024
Post category:Banking Cover Stories

By Mary Beth Roach When Jennifer Rupert began as a part-time teller with Compass Credit Union in 2002, she never imagined that she would today become CEO of the institution…

Maureen Gillan-Myer, Chief human resources officer, Community Financial System Inc.

Post author:Oswego County Business Magazine
Post published:June 12, 2024
Post category:Banking Cover Stories

By Mary Beth Roach As chief human resources officer for the Community Financial System, Inc. and someone with 34 years in the banking industry, Maureen Gillan-Myer understands the challenges and…

Women in Banking

Post author:Oswego County Business Magazine
Post published:June 6, 2024
Post category:Cover Stories

Story and Profiles Written By Mary Beth Roach It wasn’t until the Equal Credit Opportunity Act passed in 1974 that women in the U.S. could open a bank account on…

SUCCESS STORY: The Rooftop Lounge

Post author:Oswego County Business Magazine
Post published:June 6, 2024
Post category:Special Features Success Stories

Restaurant credits success to teamwork, quality of food and service and great vistas of Oswego The Rooftop Lounge rises above others — five stories, actually. It crowns the Litatro Building…

PROFILE: Christopher Baszto

Post author:Oswego County Business Magazine
Post published:June 6, 2024
Post category:Profiles Special Features

Helping others live their best lives: Farnham’s new executive director looks to continue legacy of his predecessors By Stefan Yablonski Being named executive director of Farnham Family Services comes with…

SPECIAL REPORT: Fulton, Pulaski May Soon Have a Cannabis Store

Post author:Oswego County Business Magazine
Post published:June 6, 2024
Post category:Special Features Special Report

By Aaron Gifford Thirteen municipalities in Oswego County are legally open to future recreational-use marijuana businesses and state-issued licenses for cannabis businesses are pending in Fulton and Pulaski. But if…

Looking west on East Bridge Street near Oswego Plaza.

SPECIAL REPORT: Why More Businesses Favor the East Side of Oswego

Post author:Oswego County Business Magazine
Post published:June 6, 2024
Post category:Special Features Special Report

East vs. west: Projects abound on both sides of Oswego but they are more massive on the east side. Experts explain why the east side has seen more growth over…

Fair Haven Water Bikes features six water bikes, human-powered water crafts that simulate the feeling of riding a bike.

BUSINESS UPDATE: She Started Her Business at 14. Now at 16, She Already Has a Succession Plan in Place

Post author:Oswego County Business Magazine
Post published:June 6, 2024
Post category:Business Update Special Features

By Stefan Yablonski Madison Leszczynski, 16, is a high school student — completing her sophomore year at Red Creek High School. Besides juggling school work she’s busy running the business…