PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 12, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania (BFTP/SEP) is pleased to announce the addition of four new members to its staff.
Matthew Altemus has been hired as BFTP/SEP's marketing and communications project coordinator. He is a May 2003 graduate of Saint Francis University in Loretto, Pennsylvania where he received a bachelor's degree in marketing.
Cynthia Banaszak has been hired as BFTP/SEP's accounting manager. Banaszak brings more than seven years of experience to the position, having most recently served with Fox Chase Bank where she held a similar position overseeing the bank's accounting functions.
Cindy Matje has been hired as BFTP/SEP's loan analyst. Previously, she worked as a training specialist in JPMorganChase's Home Finance sector, in Cleveland, OH, where she worked with collections, customer service, loss mitigation, bankruptcy, and pre/post foreclosure. Matje received a B.S. in international business with a minor in finance from Philadelphia University.
Caryn Williams has been hired as BFTP/SEP's marketing and communications project coordinator. Previously, she worked as an e-commerce/web analyst for Comcast Cable Corporation, where her duties included writing and editing promotional web site copy, as well as product implementation. Williams received an M.A. in communications from Temple University.
Since 1982, Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania (BFTP/SEP) has helped grow the region through science, technology and entrepreneurship. BFTP/SEP provides entrepreneurs and established businesses the capital, talent, and expertise they need to compete in the global marketplace. Like its namesake, Ben Franklin invests in, builds upon and delivers solutions that grow communities and create wealth by supporting today's technological ideas and tomorrow's scientific discovery.