Boston, MA—Boston Private Bank & Trust Company is pleased to announce that Anne L. Randall, Chief Financial & Administrative Officer, is one of sixteen honored by the Boston Business Journal as “CFO of the Year.”

Honorees were selected in six categories: publicly traded companies, large private companies (over $50 million in revenue), midsized private companies ($20 million to $50 million in revenue), small private companies (under $20 million in revenue), nonprofits and lifetime achievement. Finalists were selected by a six-person panel of judges comprised of BBJ editorial staff and local financial-services sector leaders.
This year's honorees were formally recognized during a July 16 event at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel. They were also profiled in a special supplement in the July 17 edition of the Boston Business Journal.

A resident of Foxboro, Ms. Randall is responsible for management of the Finance, Corporate Real Estate, Human Resources and Community Investment areas for Boston Private Bank. With almost 20 years experience in the Financial Services industry, Ms. Randall joined Boston Private Bank & Trust Company in May of 1995.

She is a member of the Financial Executives Institute, the Treasurers’ Club of Boston, and the Financial Managers Society, and serves on the Board of Overseers of the Boston Children’s Museum. In addition, Anne serves on the finance committees for her children’s school and for her local church.

“Anne was a great choice for the Boston Business Journal’s CFO of the Year recognition,” said Mark Thompson CEO and President, Boston Private Bank & Trust. “We congratulate her on this well deserved honor and are fortunate to have the leadership and expertise that she brings to the Bank as Chief Financial and Administrative Officer.”