Pittsfield Man Named Assistant VP at Greylock Federal

Gerry Murray

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Gerry Murray, a former KB Toy executive, has joined Greylock Federal Credit Union in the human resources department as assistant vice president of benefits and services, bringing 28 years of human resource experience with him.

"We are extremely fortunate to add Gerry to our management team," said Senior Vice President John Bissell. "Gerry will team up with Vice President of Human Resources Clare Klose, helping to strengthen our strategies for recruitment and retention. He joins a strong team that has helped position Greylock as the No. 1 credit union in the USA."

Murray is a member of the Society of Human Resource Management; a board and executive committee member of Downtown Inc., vice president of the board of directors of Berkshire Children and Families. He also serves on the human resources committee and is chairman of the compensation committee of the Episcopal Diocese of Western Massachusetts.
 
Murray held the position of senior vice president of human resources with the former KB Toys for 16 years. He received a bachelor of science in business administration, with concentrations in organizational administration and marketing, from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign's College of Commerce.
 
He resides in Pittsfield with his wife, Joanne. They have a daughter, Katie, 20, a sophomore at Boston University, and a son, Mike, 17, a senior at Taconic High School.

Wigglesworth Leads Pittsfield Back to State Little League Final Four

By Stephen DravisiBerkshires.com Sports
08:45PM / Sunday, July 21, 2024

PITTSFIELD, Mass. – Weston Wigglesworth has delivered a lot of highlights for the Pittsfield Little League All-Stars this summer.

 

On Sunday, two back-to-back gems turned the tide in a 3-0 Section 1 Tournament title game win over Holden.

 

It was a 0-0 game, and Pittsfield had not had a baserunner in the top of the fourth when Holden used an Owen Williams double and a hit batter to get runners to second and third with two out.

 

Wigglesworth reared back and fired his 11th strikeout of the game to end the threat and get an enthusiastic Pittsfield team back into the dugout.

 

Mateo Fox then led off the bottom of the fourth with a single up the middle to break up a perfect game for Holden’s Ciara Rota.

 

Rota got the next two hitters on a line drive to second base and a strikeout to bring Pittsfield’s No. 1 hitter to the plate.

 

And Wigglesworth did what he has done so many times before, crushing a pitch deep over the center field fence to give his team a 2-0 lead.