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Commercial Lending 2 B a n k e r & Tr a d e s m a n ’ s Be s T o f 2010 A U G U S T, 2 0 1 0 WE ARE 10 PEOPLE FAST INTERNET FASTER THAN T1 MEANS WE SPEND OUR DAYS WORKING, NOT WAITING. With Comcast Business Class, our Internet COMCAST BUSINESS CLASS is up to 5 times faster than DSL and a T1 INTERNET, VOICE AND TV. line. And it includes tools like Microsoft® email, file sharing, and domain name and per month Web hosting to make life simple and keep with a 1-year $ agreement us moving fast. Now we’re not a small business, we’re a fast business. 99 Barry Bader [email protected] 508-884-2337 Not available in all areas. Limited to Business Class customers. Requires subscription to Business Class 6.0 Mbps High-Speed Internet, Business Class TV and Business Class Voice service. Minimum 1 year contract required. Early termination fees apply. 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HGBR7P-0810V1-A1 A U G U S T, 2 0 1 0 B a n k e r & Tr a d e s m a n ’ s Be s T o f 2010 3 PICKING THE BEST elcome to the results of our third annual Banker & Tradesman readers’ poll, in which our Wreaders have cast their votes for the best providers of services and goods in the banking and real estate professions. This is a subjective, not objective poll. It does not measure who writes the most business, who has the most revenue or the most customers. It does measure the loyalty and satisfaction readers have with vendors. It is an opportunity for readers to speak up for those providers they believe are the best. Since early May, Banker & Tradesman conducted an online survey of readers. We promoted this project via house ads in the newspaper, e-mails to thousands of readers and customers of Banker & Tradesman, and through our Web site, www.bankerandtradesman.com. Readers responded vigorously to the opportunity to voice their choice. Here, then are their choices for The Best – the companies that won the loyalty and support of the Bay State’s fi nancial and real estate community. Vincent Michael Valvo Group Publisher & Editor-In-Chief Banker & Tradesman You’ll Profit From Our Difference! - Flat fee collections averaging $12/account in lieu of percentage - Diplomatic approach designed to keep your customers - You maintain control of the accounts - High recovery rates - Three times the industry average - Real-time access to accounts and reporting via APRweb - Customer Service Team unseen in the collection industry - Automated eFunds/ChexSystems/Credit Bureau Reporting Please contact us for a no obligation consultation: (800) 711-0023 www.AmericanProfit.com 4 B a n k e r & Tr a d e s m a n ’ s Be s T o f 2010 AUGUST 2010 BANKING BANKING ACCOUNTING ASSET RECOVERY Gold Carlin, Charron & Rosen LLP Gold American Profi t Recovery 1400 Computer Drive 33 Boston Post Road West, Westborough, MA 01581 Suite 140 (508) 926-2200 Marlborough, MA 01752 www.ccrweb.com (800) 711-0023 www.americanprofi t.net Silver Deloitte & Touche 200 Berkeley Street Silver Transworld Systems Boston, MA 02116 390 S. Woods Mill Road, Suite 350 (617) 437-2000 Chesterfi eld, MO 63017 www.deloitte.com (314) 514-2623 www.transworldsystems.com Bronze Gray, Gray, & Gray, LLP 34 Southwest Park Bronze Law Offi ces Howard Westwood, MA 02090 Lee Schiff, P.C. (781) 407-0300 510 Tolland Street, www.gggcpas.com P.O. Box 280245 East Hartford, CT 06128 (800) ATTY-HLS www.hlschiffpc.com BANKING ADVERTISING / MARKETING BANKING AUDITORS/INDEPENDENT IT Gold McDougall & Duval 24 Millyard, #8 Gold Security Management Amesbury, MA 01913 Partners, Inc. (978) 388-3100 391 Totten Pond Road, Suite 101 www.thinkmd.net Waltham, MA 02451 (781) 890-7671 www.smpone.com Silver Sundin Associates, Inc. 34 Main Street, 3rd Floor Natick, MA 01760 Silver Court Square Group, Inc. (508) 650-3972 1441 Main Street, Suite 223 www.sundininc.com Springfi eld, MA 01103 (413) 746-0054 www.csdg.com Bronze Cronin & Co. 50 Nye Road Glastonbury, CT 06033 Bronze Accume Partners (860) 659-0514 35 Beacon Street www.cronin-co.com Boston, MA 02108 (888) 696-1515 www.accumepartners.com Braver_Best Of ad:develop BBJ ad 7/28/10 11:28 AM Page 1 experienced THANK YOU TO OUR CLIENTS, EMPLOYEES, AND FRIENDS FOR VOTING BRAVER “BEST OF 2010” OF 2010 Accountants & Advisors Wealth Management Technology Solutions Business Strategies Valuation Services 25 Christina Street Newton, MA 02461 617.969.3300 www.thebravergroup.com NEWTON BOSTON TAUNTON PROVIDENCE CONCORD AUGUST 2010 B a n k e r & Tr a d e s m a n ’ s Be s T o f 2010 5 BANKING BANKING BANKING BANKING BROKER DEALER BUILDING DESIGN / BUSINESS FORMS CHECK PRINTING ARCHITECT Gold Baystate Financial Gold Harland Clarke Gold Deluxe Financial Services Services,LLC Gold Level5, LLC 1904 Park 100 Drive 59 Brigham Hill Road 200 Clarendon Street 2000 RiverEdge Parkway Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Grafton, MA 01519 19th Floor Atlanta, GA 30328 (800) 723-3690 (508) 560-3006 Boston, MA 02116 (404) 761-0008 www.harlandclarke.com www.deluxe.com (617) 585-4500 www.level5.com www.baystatefi nancial.com Silver Bankers Group Purchasing Silver Harland Clarke Silver Approach Architects, Inc. 45 Calvery Street 1904 Park 100 Drive Silver Fidelity Capital Markets, Inc. 36 Bromfi eld Street, Suite 404 Waltham, MA 02453 Glen Burnie, MD 21061 200 Seaport Blvd, Mail Code Z2h Boston, MA 02108 (781) 891-0303 (800) 723-3690 Boston, MA 02210 (617) 556-2627 www.bgpforms.com www.harlandclarke.com (617) 563-3785 www.approacharchitects.com www.fnf.com Bronze Financial Printing Solutions Bronze Main Street Checks Bronze Strategic DesignWorks 21A River Road 207 Cardinal Drive Bronze Northeast Capital & 125 Main Street, 3rd Floor Preston, CT 06365 Meriden, CT 06450 Advisory, Inc. Reading, MA 01867 (860) 886-9931 (800) 482-2468 80 State Street, Suite 9 (781) 439-6080 www.financialprintingsolutions.com www.mschecks.com Albany, NY 12207 www.strategicdesignworks.net (518) 426-0100 www.ne-capital.com 2010 COMP REPORTS KEEP UP WITH THE SWING OF THE REAL ESTATE MARKET These monthly property transfer reports from The Warren Group combine valuable property data with available assessor records in an easy-to-read report – all the real estate information you need in one convenient document. Each report lists every real estate transaction over $1,000 including FSBOs, MLS sales, estate sales and foreclosure deeds for MA, CT & RI. COMP Reports Compile Comprehensive Data • Locate new homeowners for marketing campaigns • Perform comparable sales analysis • Verify appraisals • Identify sales trends Contact data sales and order your report today! Call 617-896-5392 email [email protected] 6 B a n k e r & Tr a d e s m a n ’ s Be s T o f 2010 AUGUST 2010 BANKING Bronze Cheryl Gross & Associates 59 Temple Place, Suite 615 “I was looking for a long-term fi nancial COMMERCIAL LENDING Commercial Boston, MA 02111 partner. After meeting with several BANK (617) 426-3701 Lending... banks, I chose South Shore Savings www.cagassociates.com Bank. They are responsive to my needs Gold Cambridge Savings Bank and creative in helping me reach my 1374 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA 02138 goals. I am extremely satisfi ed with the (800) 864-BANK BANKING individuals there who have supported www.cambridgesavings.com CREDIT UNION the fi nancial needs of Nielsen Eye Care.” Gold St. Mary’s Credit Union STEVEN A. NIELSEN, M.D. Silver Peoples Federal Savings Bank 133 West Main Street 435 Market Street Marlborough, MA 01752 Brighton, MA 02135 (866) 585-SMCU (617) 254-0707 www.stmaryscu.org www.pfsb.com Silver HarborOne Credit Union ...Just better Bronze Rockland Trust 68 Legion Parkway 288 Union Street P.O. Box 720 Rockland, MA 02370 Brockton, MA 02303 (888) 878-7824 (508) 895-1000 www.rocklandtrust.com www.harboronecu.com Bronze Metro Credit Union 200 Revere Beach Pkwy BANKING Chelsea, MA 02150 At South Shore Savings Bank, we believe in helping business owners and commercial CONSULTANT (877) MY-METRO developers do whatever it takes to grow and expand. Our Commercial Lending Team www.metrocu.org is comprised of experienced banking professionals and decisions are made locally Gold First Wellesley Consulting and turned around quickly. So, for commercial real estate loans, construction loans, Group, Inc. 42 Earle Road BANKING commercial lines of credit, term loans/equipment fi nancing, SBA loans and standby Wellesley, MA 02481 letters of credit, turn to South Shore Savings Bank. To learn more, stop by any branch (781) 235-5400 EQUITY LENDING www.firstwellesley.com offi ce, visit www.sssb.com, or call (800) 660-7800. Commercial lending…just better.
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