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Bank of Marin Names 2012 Advisory Board

Bank of Marin Bancorp (NASDAQ: BMRC) has named its 2012 Advisory Board members, including prominent North Bay business owners, community leaders and Bank customers.

The 49 advisors from Southern, Central and Northern Marin, Petaluma and Sonoma, will meet quarterly to provide local insight into the Marin and Sonoma markets where the Bank operates.

Advisors are selected for their specific knowledge of the local business and philanthropic community in the North Bay. Bank of Marin has engaged advisors in this role for nine years and has benefitted from their understanding of each market.

“As a leading community bank, it is critical that we understand the needs, issues and nuances of the markets where we do business, particularly as we have expanded our footprint in the North Bay,” said Russell A. Colombo, President and CEO Bank of Marin.

“We engage advisory team members to ensure we are meeting the needs of our current and future customers and we give back to each community where it is needed most.”

The Bank of Marin 2012 Board of Advisors includes the following North Bay leaders:

Northern Marin

Patty Bennett, Previous Owner, California Land Title

Clark Blasdell, Northbay Family Homes

Debra Delaney, CCI

Jerry Ghirardo, Ghirardo CPA

James Grossi, CSW/Stuber-Stroeh

Dean Moser, HCA Management

Leslie Murphy, W. Bradley Electric, Inc.

Scott Sullivan, SoundVision

Daryl Weinroth, Law Offices of Daryl Weinroth

John Williams, Sperry Van Ness Real Estate Advisors


Southern Marin

Jim Allen, Belvedere Land Company

Mike Flaherty, Flaherty and Partners

David Gilmour, Paradise Foods

Thomas J. Lahey, Plant Brothers Corporation

Paul Lofholm, Ross Valley Pharmacy and Golden Gate Pharmacy

Larry Mindel, Poggio Trattoria

Andrea Schultz, Greenbrae Management Inc.

Dick Spotswood, Politics and Government Columnist

Brad Silen, Quality Process

Greg Stern, Butler, Shine, Stern & Partners (BSSP)


Central Marin

Laura Bertolli, Bertolli’s Auto Body

Jeff Brusati, T & B Sports

Ronald Clausen, Clausen Law Group

Jack Diego, Diego Bros.

Stephen Easley, Cassidy Turley/BT Commercial

Holt Greene, Greene Building Company and Robert H Greene Real Estate

Thomas J. Holden, Holden & Company LLP

Heidi Kuhn, Roots of Peace

Melissa Prandi, MPM, PRANDI Property Management, Inc. and PropertyADVANTAGE

Cecilia Zamora, Latino Council of Marin

 

Petaluma

Ron Blanquie, Insurance Consulting Associates, Inc.

Karl Bundesen, Century 21 Bundesen

William Fishman, Attorney-at-Law

Belinda Guadarrama, GC Micro Corporation

Elece Hempel, Petaluma People Services Center

Ken Mazzetta, Mazzetta Dairy

Anthy O’Brien, Top Speed Data Communications

Lyle Smith, Martin Ranch Supply

Clark Thompson, Clark Thompson Insurance

Abbie Walther, Moose Boats, Inc.

J.T. Wick, Berg Holdings

 

Sonoma

Paul Giusto, Highway 12 Vineyard and Winery

Jeffrey Walter, Walter & Pistole

William Isetta, Orbis Payment Services

W. Robert Griswold Jr., Retired Bank President & CEO

August Sebastiani, The Other Guys

T. Patrick Smith, Real Estate investor

Alexandra Griswold, Retired Bank Executive

Ken Brown, Mornings in Sonoma

 

About Bank of Marin Bancorp

Bank of Marin, as the sole subsidiary of Bank of Marin Bancorp, is the premier community and business bank in Marin County with 17 offices in Marin, San Francisco, Napa and Sonoma counties.

Bank of Marin offers business and personal banking, private banking and wealth management services, with a strong focus on supporting local businesses in the community.

Incorporated in 1989, Bank of Marin has received the highest five star rating from Bauer Financial for more than twelve years (www.bauerfinancial.com) and has been recognized for several years as one of the "Best Places to Work in the Bay Area" and one of the "Top Corporate Philanthropists" by the San Francisco Business Times.

With assets of $1.4 billion, Bank of Marin Bancorp is included in the Russell 2000 Small-Cap Index and has been recognized as a Top 200 Community Bank for the past five years by US Banker Magazine.

 

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