Angela Salb, MVSB VP Commercial Loan Officer (center), holds her award plaque after being named a Champion for Children during the Child Advocacy Center of Rockingham County’s annual award breakfast April 12 in Rye. She is joined by (from left) David McMahon, Branch & Business Development Manager, Cindy Hemeon-Plessner, SVP Chief Marketing & Experience Officer, Deborah Miller, Mortgage Loan Officer NMLS# 2425328, Julie Clement, VP Business Development & Small Business Lender, Marcus Weeks, MVSB President, and Bob Davis, SVP Commercial Lending Team Leader.
The Child Advocacy Center of Rockingham County has named Angela Salb a Champion for Children at the nonprofit’s annual award breakfast April 12 in Rye. Angela, who also serves as Vice President, Commercial Loan Officer for MVSB, volunteers on the Board of Directors for the organization.
The Champion for Children award is presented in honor of Child Abuse Awareness Month in April and awardees demonstrate a dedication to the Child Advocacy Center’s mission to provide a safe environment to ensure the safety, health and well-being of abused children.
“Angela goes above and beyond to support her community and is truly passionate about the work of the Child Advocacy Center and helping local children in need,” said Bob Davis, Senior Vice President, Commercial Lending Team Leader. “We are proud to see her honored with this well-deserved recognition.”
In addition to her work with the Child Advocacy Center of Rockingham County, Angela is a member of the Rotary Club of Portsmouth, Women’s Business League Portsmouth Chapter, and Seacoast Women in Business. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Southern New Hampshire University and is a 2020 graduate of Leadership Seacoast.
Angela resides in Raymond, where she enjoys taking her rescue dog Cooper on hikes in the woods, running, biking, and creating gourmet dining experiences for her husband Ron (and Cooper) to enjoy.
The Child Advocacy Center of Rockingham County works to provide a safe environment for the evaluation of alleged abuse of children 3 to 18 years of age. Visit www.cacnh.org to learn more.