BMM Welcomes Client Care Team Member

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DALTON, Mass. — Berkshire Money Management (BMM), a wealth management firm, Welcomed Chelsea Smith to its Client Care Team. 
 
She will assist with client onboarding, scheduling, and assisting current clients with all of their service needs.
 
"Zack, our Director of Financial Planning, was the officiant at Chelsea's wedding. I thought that was auspicious," said BMM founder and CEO, Allen Harris. "Chelsea's experience and know-how would have won us over by themselves, but it's nice to know that you're bringing on someone that aligns with the company culture of people over profits."
 
Smith is a veteran customer service professional, and prior to joining the BMM family, was an administrative assistant in a busy orthopedic office. She also spent six years as a financial services representative/assistant branch manager in the banking industry, opening personal and business accounts, IRAs, trusts, CDs, and estates, as well as processing auto, home equity and business loans. She is also a Notary Public.
 
Smith earned her associate degree in Liberal Arts with a concentration in Business Administration from Berkshire Community College. 
 
She is a native of Dalton and enjoys the outdoors, especially snowmobiling, relaxing by Ashmere Lake, running, and hiking with her German shepherd, Maverick. She and her husband Ryan live on 100 acres in Peru and are making plans to build their "forever home" on the property.

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Former NFL Player Shares Message on Overcoming Adversity

By Stephen DravisiBerkshires.com Sports
DALTON, Mass. – By any reasonable measure, Keith Willis has been a success in sports and in life.
 
And the former NFL tight end probably inspired a little awe among the Wahconah High School student-athletes who filled the Nessacus Middle School auditorium on Wednesday evening.
 
But he did not come to show off. He came to show those students how to be winners themselves.
 
“How many think it’s cool that I played for five different NFL teams?” Willis said, asking for a show of hands from the youngsters. “It’s pretty cool, right?
 
“You know what people don’t think about? That means I was cut five different times.”
 
Willis was an all-America high school football player and multi-sport star in Virginia who went on to stand out at Virginia Tech before playing in the NFL from 2004 to 2008.
 
Today, he is an entrepreneur and motivational speaker. And this week he is making several more stops in the Berkshires to inspire youngsters.
 
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