River Run Bancorp has announced the promotion of Kayla Brown to Vice President, Executive Assistant. Brown, who is based at the company’s office at 63 State Street in Newburyport, previously served as Assistant Vice President, Executive Assistant.
“Kayla plays a critical role in keeping our executive team operating effectively day in and day out,” said Lloyd Hamm, Chief Executive Officer of River Run. “Her attention to detail, organization, and ability to anticipate needs make her an invaluable part of how we function as a leadership group.”
In her expanded role, Brown manages executive calendars, coordinates meetings, and serves as a key point of contact for communications and scheduling across the organization. She supports both the CEO and Chief Legal Counsel of River Run, and the President of Newburyport Bank, in maintaining efficient workflows, ensuring priorities stay on track and leadership remains focused on the Bank’s strategic objectives.
“Being part of a team that is so focused on moving the organization forward is incredibly rewarding,” said Brown. “I take pride in helping create the structure and support that allows our leadership team to stay focused and effective.”
Brown brings six years of industry experience to the role. She holds a bachelor’s degree in business management and fashion merchandising from Fisher College.
A resident of Amesbury, Brown enjoys spending time with her family and traveling to Disney World.
About River Run
River Run Bancorp, MHC is redefining the future of community banking by preserving the mutual banking model while empowering its affiliated banks to maintain their independent brands and deep local commitments. Established in 2023, and with collective assets of $3.6 Billion, River Run provides strategic support and shared resources to Newburyport Bank, Pentucket Bank, and Rollstone Bank & Trust, ensuring continued service excellence to their customers and communities, paired with strength, stability, and a personal touch. Alongside River Run Services, LLC, we are dedicated to sustaining community banking for generations to come.