Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Genuinely Non-Evil Banker Located In New York State

Tuesday, May 22, 2012
If you were going to sit down and design the opposite of a Wall Street banker, you would probably come up with someone like Patrick Cullen.

Cullen runs the smallest bank by assets in the state of New York -- the Bank of Cattaraugus, located in the village of Cattaraugus in western New York. Cullen, recently featured on CBS News, has little in common with the Jamie Dimons and Brian Moynihans of the world. He seems to know everyone in his community, and reportedly has a good relationship with practically all of his customers.
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