Page 4 THE VILLADOM TIMES III • November 27, 2013 Business Nancy Graves joins Junior Achievement State Board Nancy E. Graves of Pascack Commu- nity Bank and Pascack Community Ban- corp, Inc. has been elected to the Junior Achievement of New Jersey State Board of Directors. “We are pleased to have Nancy join our board of directors and bring her extensive background in finance and banking. Her leadership in the business community will help Junior Achievement ensure future success.” said Catherine Milone, president of Junior Achievement of New Jersey. Graves is president, chief executive officer and board director of Pascack Community Bank and Pascack Commu- nity Bancorp, Inc. and has over 30 years of outstanding banking experience. “I am honored to join the Junior Achievement State Board of Directors,” Graves said. “I look forward to serving Tyler Troast named ‘New Face’ of civil engineering Tyler Troast, P.E., M.ASCE, a 27-year- old project manager at Tishman Construc- tion, an AECOM company, was recently named one of 10 New Faces of Civil Engineering by the American Society of Civil Engineers. The New Faces recogni- tion program promotes the achievement of young civil engineers by highlighting their contribution to and impact on society. Troast will be recognized for this honor at ASCE’s annual Outstanding Projects and Leaders Gala on March 20, 2014, in Arlington, Virginia. Troast joined Tishman Construction as an assistant superintendent in 2008 work- ing on the foundations of 4 World Trade Center. He was then promoted to proj- ect manager on 4 WTC. In this role, he is responsible for managing the steel and (continued on page 6) Tyler Troast with this very distinguished board and to bringing the outstanding JA programs to our communities.” Prior to joining Pascack Community Bank, Graves served in New Jersey Gov- ernor Chris Christie’s administration for three years as assistant division director of the Department of Banking and Insurance, where she oversaw the supervision and regulation of over 80 state chartered finan- cial institutions. In her official capacity, she served as a member of the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security, Financial Sector Working Group and the EDA Board, Loan and Audit committees. Prior to her appointment, Graves held executive level management positions at several community banks in New Jersey and Missouri serving in various capaci- ties, including chief operating officer and executive vice president. Graves is a founding director of the Coalition for Children, which provides training for children, parents, and teachers to raise awareness and prevent abduction, abuse, and bullying. She has two daughters and currently resides in Westfield. Junior Achievement of New Jersey is dedicated to giving young people the knowledge and skills they need to own their economic success, plan for their future, and make smart academic and eco- nomic choices. JA programs are delivered by corporate and community volunteers. They provide relevant, hands-on experi- ences that give students from kindergarten through high school knowledge and skills in financial literacy, work readiness and Nancy E. Graves entrepreneurship. This past year, JANJ reached 44,799 students in 2013 in more than 71 school districts across the New Jersey. For more information, visit www. janj.org. Pascack Bancorp is the holding com- pany for Pascack Community Bank, a New Jersey chartered commercial bank founded in 2002 with eight branches serv- ing Bergen and northern Essex counties. For more information, call (201) 689-7777 or visit www.pascackbank.com.