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The Bank Re-locates Corporate Headquarters 

03/28/10

  The Bank announced that it will re-locate its Corporate Headquarters from Woodbury to Mt. Laurel, New Jersey.  The new 21,000 square-foot office will serve as a strategic location in the center of the area served by The Bank, including communities in Southern and Central New Jersey.
  “The Bank continues to grow, and as we do, we want to make sure to reach out to customers in all areas of our growing footprint,” said Angela Snyder, President and CEO.  “The relocation of our management team and support functions to Mt. Laurel enables us to be closer to more of the markets we serve so that we can stay true to our highly personalized community bank style of relationship banking.”
  Located in the Corporate Headquarters will be The Bank’s Executive Management team, Commercial Lending and Retail Administration, along with team members of support functions, including Marketing, Human Resources, Training and Credit.
  The new office will be located at 533 Fellowship Road, Mt. Laurel.  The Bank anticipates the move will be completed by April 2010.

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