The newly designed logo and Camden National Bank’s well-known anchor symbol creates a new, modern look and feel that reflects the company’s growth and positions it for the future. The Bank’s upcoming merger with The Bank of Maine is scheduled to be complete on October 16th.
"Our new brand image reflects our 140-year history of local decision-making and personal service, as well as our ability to know our customers, be forward-looking and embrace the future of banking," said Gregory Dufour, president and chief executive officer of Camden National Bank. "It represents the coming together of two great community banks and our commitment to serving our expanded footprint and delivering smart solutions for our customers no matter where they live or go."
Beginning October 1st, the new logo will be rolled out throughout the Bank’s existing footprint and will be visible on Camden National Bank’s website and social media channels, and through redesigned product offerings and materials in the branches. Over the next several months, building signage will also be replaced throughout the Bank’s franchise. For customers, the change will be seamless, and they will not need to do anything or change the way they currently bank. They will continue to login as they always have and may continue to use their current checks as well as their existing ATM, debit and credit cards. New cards will be automatically provided when current cards expire and checks will reflect the new brand on all reorders after October.
In addition to its new look, Camden National Bank has introduced a new, streamlined product set designed to create the best experience for customers and offer options to fit all life stages. Customers will be able enjoy free ATMs and earn rewards for everyday banking.
Announced in March, the merger between the two banks is expected to close October 16th and will make Camden National Bank the largest Maine-based community bank. With 64 banking centers, lending offices in Manchester, New Hampshire, as well as Braintree and Boston, Massachusetts, the combined bank will have about $3.6 billion in total assets, about $2.4 billion in total loans, and about $2.6 billion in total deposits. Camden National Bank and its parent company, Camden National Corporation, will remain headquartered in Camden, Maine, with a strong presence in Portland, Maine as well.
