We are taking our original Young Professionals CEO Roundtable Event and making it virtual! This is a great opportunity to connect with community leaders. Come hear their inspiring stories and ask them a question (or two)!

This session features Jack Clancy, CEO of Enterprise Bank. 

Jack Clancy has been the CEO of Enterprise Bank since January 1, 2007. He joined Enterprise Bank as Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer in its formation stage in 1988. Enterprise Bank is headquartered in Lowell, MA with 25 offices throughout the Merrimack Valley and North Central regions of MA, and in Southern NH.

Jack holds numerous community board, trustee, and advisory positions which include: board trustee and chairperson of the finance committee at Circle Health and Lowell General Hospital, member of the Wellforce finance committee, member of the Lowell Plan board of directors and Executive committee, chairperson of the board of directors of the Massachusetts Housing Partnership (MHP) and member of MHP’s finance and compensation committees, member of the New Hampshire Bankers Association board of directors, and various affiliations with other organizations.

Jack received his bachelor’s degree in Management/Accounting from the University of Massachusetts Lowell and completed the Advanced Management Program in General Leadership and Management at Harvard Business School.

Jack is a lifelong resident of the Greater Lowell area and has personal ties to the communities the bank serves.

Enterprise Bank is a commercial bank and financial services company that is deeply rooted in the communities they serve. Founded 31.5 years ago, Enterprise Bank has grown from a single office in Lowell, to 25 branch offices in 20 communities throughout the Merrimack Valley, Essex, and North Central regions of Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire. As a strong, independent bank with deep roots in the community, Enterprise Bank continues to invest in the local economy. In the last year alone, employees contributed over 30,000 hours volunteering in the towns and communities the bank serves