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DANBURY, Conn. - Hartok -- Ives Bank hosted a "Beam Signing "Ceremony for local officials, Ives Bank board members and employees, and community partners to participate in the historic construction of Ives Bank new headquarters at 293 Main Street in Downtown Danbury.
Ives Bank CEO, Martin Morgado, offered all employees the opportunity to be part of this very special and historic moment for the bank's history in signing the last steel beam that will be installed to complete the building's structural frame. Once the beam signing is completed, the beam will then be lifted into place to become a permanent part of the building.
The four-story headquarters, in tandem with city projects will help anchor Main Street's revitalization. Once completed, the project will bring new life downtown, drawing professionals, supporting local businesses, and contributing to Danbury's thriving local economy. Alongside other developments nearby, including workforce housing and mixed-use projects, this investment underscores Danbury's commitment to revitalizing its downtown while creating opportunities for growth and innovation.
"Ives Bank, formerly Savings Bank of Danbury, is the oldest continuously operating business in the city of Danbury, and with a 176-year history and deep roots in the community, we are excited about the construction of this beautiful new headquarters," said Ives Bank President and CEO Martin G. Morgado. He continued, "Today marks an exciting milestone for us and we thank our board members and our employees for their support. We thank Mayor Alves and his team for their support and partnership in this project, and we look forward to our future in this beautiful downtown headquarters.
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"This is an important step in the revitalization of our downtown. Ives Bank has a rich history in Danbury and has been an incredible community partner. Their investment represents a continuation of the forward momentum we are driving in Danbury. This project will bring 70 professionals to Main Street, increase foot traffic, and help energize our local economy. It's an exciting step toward furthering economic growth and creating a vibrant hub for our residents." said Danbury Mayor Roberto L. Alves.
"We are proud to invest in the City of Danbury, and we thank Mayor Alves and his Economic & Community Development Advisor Farley Santos for their support and leadership throughout this process," said Gary Hawley, President Board of Directors. "Our mission is to work with our community partners in continuing to build the region and our economy."
Mr. Morgado welcomed the building's architect Scott Yates, President of H & R Design and the construction company Anthony M. Rizzo Jr., President/CEO of Rizzo Companies, both Danbury based companies.
For more information about Ives Bank, visit www.IvesBank.com
Ives Bank CEO, Martin Morgado, offered all employees the opportunity to be part of this very special and historic moment for the bank's history in signing the last steel beam that will be installed to complete the building's structural frame. Once the beam signing is completed, the beam will then be lifted into place to become a permanent part of the building.
The four-story headquarters, in tandem with city projects will help anchor Main Street's revitalization. Once completed, the project will bring new life downtown, drawing professionals, supporting local businesses, and contributing to Danbury's thriving local economy. Alongside other developments nearby, including workforce housing and mixed-use projects, this investment underscores Danbury's commitment to revitalizing its downtown while creating opportunities for growth and innovation.
"Ives Bank, formerly Savings Bank of Danbury, is the oldest continuously operating business in the city of Danbury, and with a 176-year history and deep roots in the community, we are excited about the construction of this beautiful new headquarters," said Ives Bank President and CEO Martin G. Morgado. He continued, "Today marks an exciting milestone for us and we thank our board members and our employees for their support. We thank Mayor Alves and his team for their support and partnership in this project, and we look forward to our future in this beautiful downtown headquarters.
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"This is an important step in the revitalization of our downtown. Ives Bank has a rich history in Danbury and has been an incredible community partner. Their investment represents a continuation of the forward momentum we are driving in Danbury. This project will bring 70 professionals to Main Street, increase foot traffic, and help energize our local economy. It's an exciting step toward furthering economic growth and creating a vibrant hub for our residents." said Danbury Mayor Roberto L. Alves.
"We are proud to invest in the City of Danbury, and we thank Mayor Alves and his Economic & Community Development Advisor Farley Santos for their support and leadership throughout this process," said Gary Hawley, President Board of Directors. "Our mission is to work with our community partners in continuing to build the region and our economy."
Mr. Morgado welcomed the building's architect Scott Yates, President of H & R Design and the construction company Anthony M. Rizzo Jr., President/CEO of Rizzo Companies, both Danbury based companies.
For more information about Ives Bank, visit www.IvesBank.com
Source: PR First
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