YORK — Jordan Betts was recently promoted to vice president, commercial portfolio manager at Camden National Bank. Betts will continue to work alongside Richard Littlefield, commercial regional manager, and report to Libby Arrico, vice president and leader of the commercial portfolio team.
“Jordan is committed to making sure his customers are as successful as possible. Jordan is motivated, determined, and smart ”“ his enthusiasm and dedication influence those who have the chance to interact with him,” said Arrico.
Betts assists real estate investors and business owners in financing the acquisition or construction of commercial properties. He supports customers to make managing their finances and operations easier and allowing them to spend more time focusing on their primary objectives, Arrico said.
“I enjoy building relationships with customers, it is people who matter,” said Betts. “Camden National is a community bank with high growth aspirations that cares as much about its customers, employees and community as it does about the bottom line.”
Born in Cape Neddick, Betts graduated from Dickinson College in 2005 and earned a MBA Missouri State University in 2009. He belongs to the Maine Real Estate & Development Association.
He lives in York with his wife, Nicole, and son, Ambrose.
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