Paul R. Mayotte

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  Published on: 10/19/2006    Last Visited: 10/30/2009  

  "Our decision to choose Fidelity National Information Services was predicated in large part on its reputation of meeting clients' needs, coupled with the fact that when we compared products, FIS' system was solid, stable and fresh," said Paul Mayotte, president and chief executive officer of Jeanne D'Arc Credit Union.

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  Published on: 12/2/2007    Last Visited: 12/3/2007  

  Mayotte Makes Final Turn Affable Jeanne D'Arc CEO retires this month after steering credit union through rapid change
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  > >Paul Mayotte is stepping down as chief executive officer at Jeanne D'Arc Credit Union at year's end.Mayotte, a Lowell native who got his start in the credit department at the old Union National Bank more than 40 years ago, said he will miss being active in the community and helping people improve their financial well-being.SUN/BILL BRIDGE >
  
  LOWELL -- As a young man, Paul Mayotte was Johnny on the Spot when he entered the old Union National Bank in downtown Lowell seeking a job.
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  Now entering his final month as chief executive officer at Jeanne D'Arc Credit Union, Mayotte, 63, said there was one other thing he had a knack for throughout his business career: change.
  
  "This business has changed tremendously over the years," he marveled from his downtown office on Friday.
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  City Councilor Armand Mercier, who has served on Jeanne D'Arc's Board of Directors for 20 years, said Mayotte has brought the credit union to "pinnacles we never expected when he became CEO."
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  "He deserves the time off to enjoy the fruits of his labor," said Mercier, who has known Mayotte for 25 years.
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  Mayotte is being replaced by Mark Cochran, who joined Jeanne D'Arc this past summer as president and CEO designate.
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  "We're excited about him," Mayotte said."He's bright, very community-oriented and asks a lot of questions.
  
  "We had a great recruiting agency, and it's nice to know that they got it right."
  
  Mayotte said the best part about working at credit unions, which are non-profit, is helping people.
  
  "The members are the only ones you answer to -- there are no stockholders," he said."Even when somebody's financial condition is such that you can't give them what they want, we're happy to tell them what they need to do to get there.Sometimes it just means giving them a $500 loan and tell them to make their payments like religion and then they'll qualify for more."
  
  That said, there is far less face-to-face contact now.
  
  "This isn't your grandfather's credit union," said Mayotte, who is married with two grown daughters."Fewer than 20 percent of all transactions are done face to face.Our customers can conduct telephone transactions, direct deposit and make online payments."
  
  "We have an awesome Web site, I think."
  
  In fact, Mayotte was originally going to retire almost two years ago at 62, but later decided to stay on and oversee a major computer and technology overhaul.
  
  Mayotte said working in a financial institutions makes it natural to get involved in community service.
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  Mercier added that Mayotte's "outreach and community involvement brought notoriety to the credit union."
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  Duncan said community service was an expectation for those who worked at Union Bank, which produced a generation of financial leaders such as Dick Gagnon, Frank McDougall, Eric Thomson, Dick Main and Charlie Cullen -- as well as Mayotte and Duncan.
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  Mayotte and his wife, Mary Jane, recently bought a home in Fort Myers, Fla., and also own a home up in Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire.Up until now, Mayotte had lived his entire life in Lowell.
  
  "I got up this morning and it was so cold, every bone just creaked," he smiled."It's time to do something else."
  
  Mayotte will be feted before a crowd of more than 100 tomorrow night at the Vesper Country Club.

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  Published on: 5/25/2005    Last Visited: 10/23/2006  

  Our decision to choose Fidelity National Information Services was predicated in large part on its reputation of meeting clients' needs, coupled with the fact that when we compared products, FIS' system was solid, stable and fresh, said Paul Mayotte, president and chief executive officer of Jeanne D'Arc Credit Union.

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  Published on: 5/19/2004    Last Visited: 5/19/2004  

  Paul Mayotte President & CEO Jeanne D'Arc Credit Union

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  Published on: 8/17/2002    Last Visited: 4/20/2003  

  CUES member Paul Mayotte, president/CEO of $550 million, 36,508-member Jeanne D'Arc Credit Union, Lowell, Mass., agrees.An avid cook, he says he relishes the time he is able to spend away from work and in his kitchen.
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  Like Vadala and Mayotte, Robertson has found that her hobby provides her with benefits in and out of the office.
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  As much as their hobbies have taught Vadala, Mayotte and Robertson about relaxing, they've also taught them a thing or two about leading credit unions.
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  Despite all the lessons they have learned through their respective hobbies, Vadala, Mayotte and Robertson all say they wouldn't give up their day jobs in order to pursue their outside interests full time.
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  "I have fun being a CEO and taking care of members," says Mayotte, who has been with Jeanne D'Arc CU for 20 years.
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  Mike Vadala, Paul Mayotte and Catherine Robertson may say they don't want to pursue their hobbies full time, but the fact of the matter may be they simply don't need to.
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  All three have found a fair amount of success with their "side jobs"-Vadala with his band, Mayotte with his cooking, and Robertson with her painting.
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  Mayotte has also spent a fair amount of time at his hobby-he's been cooking since he was a youngster-but most of the time his skills are put on display for family and friends (for whom he relishes throwing lavish parties).In 2001, however, Mayotte's skills were displayed before a different crowd completely-the millions of television viewers who tune in to the Food Network's "Calling All Cooks."
  
  Although it took the show's crew more than two hours to transform Mayotte's kitchen into an acceptable set, and more than eight hours to film what would end up being a 22-minute segment, Mayotte handled it like a pro.Even having to make recipes multiple times didn't dampen his enthusiasm.During one particularly memorable moment, Mayotte was getting ready to deep-fry a batch of banana fritters when a plane flew overhead."I had just dropped the bananas into the batter," he says.

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  Published on: 4/26/2007    Last Visited: 4/26/2007  

  DRACUT -- Jeanne D'Arc Credit Union plans to open a fifth full-service branch this fall on Bridge Street, according to president and CEO Paul Mayotte.Mayotte called the roughly 4,000-square-foot branch Jeanne D'Arc's "flagship for the future.

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  Published on: 4/25/2007    Last Visited: 4/26/2007  

  var requestedWidth = 0; > if(requestedWidth DRACUT -- Jeanne D'Arc Credit Union plans to open a fifth full-service branch this fall on Bridge Street, according to president and CEO Paul Mayotte.
  
  Mayotte called the roughly 4,000-square-foot branch Jeanne D'Arc's "flagship for the future."
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  It will be equipped with a triple drive-through, an Internet cafe, a "children's corner" and a "coffee corner," and interactive TV for customers waiting in line, Mayotte said.
  
  Some of Jeanne D'Arc existing branches have some of those features, but none has combined them all, according to Mayotte.Eventually, all of the credit union's locations would be fully equipped.
  
  The Lowell-based institution currently has full-service branches in Dracut, Tyngsboro, Chelmsford and Lowell.Construction has begun on the new location, part of a new commercial complex at the site of the old Foxco bicycle shop.
  
  Foxco owner Bill Fox in September 2006 sold roughly two acres for $650,000 to two local developers, brothers Paul and Bob Boucher.
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  Mayotte said yesterday that he believes plans for the building have been expanded to three stories, and that more tenants have been lined up.The Bouchers could not be reached for comment.
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  According to Mayotte, construction has started at the site and he expects the new Jeanne D'Arc branch to open by October.The location will serve people in East Dracut and in southern New Hampshire, he said.
  
  "With Internet banking we're so popular," Mayotte said."That's why we've got to add some more branches."
  
  Established in 1912, Jeanne D'Arc has 48,000 customers and is "growing constantly," Mayotte said.

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  C U E S – Credit Union Executives Society : FYI - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/27/1999    Last Visited: 8/12/2000  

  CUES members include Paul Mayotte, president/CEO, David Espindle, EVP/treasurer, and Michelle Silveira, AVP/marketing.

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  C U E S – Credit Union Executives Society : FYI - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/5/2001    Last Visited: 6/30/2001  

  CUES members include David Espindle , EVP/treasurer ; Paul Mayotte , president/CEO ; and Michelle Silveira , AVP/marketing.

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  CU Journal Daily for 04/29/02 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/29/2002    Last Visited: 4/29/2002  

  Paul Mayotte, known as the "Maple Maestro,' for some of his specialties, created his version of chicken wings in maple syrup and baked beans in maple syrup for the television audience out of his Lowell home.A crew from the network, including the show's host, Curtis Aikens, spent 10 hours taping Mayotte prepare his favorite dishes, which draw on his French ancestry.Mayotte has been president of the credit union, which now claims $500 million in assets, since 1990.
  
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