CAMDEN – Robert W. Daigle, president of Camden National Corp., announced the reorganization of his executive management team, effective Jan. 1.

“The board of directors and I believe that this new organizational structure will more effectively support our strategic growth objectives, while at the same time deepening our ties to the communities served by each of our subsidiaries,” Daigle said in a statement released Wednesday.

Gregory A. Dufour, 43, of Rockport has been named chief banking officer for the company. Dufour will be responsible for the company’s two banking subsidiaries, Camden National Bank and UnitedKingfield Bank, as well as sales, marketing and finance operations.

The new chief administrative officer of Camden National Corp. will be Laurel J. Bouchard, 48, of Jefferson. Bouchard’s duties will include operations, technology, human resources and strategic planning.

Michael A. McAvoy, 57, of Rockport will take on a new role as chief credit officer. He will be responsible for risk management, loan quality and the credit approval process.

William H. Bolinder, 60, of Kennebunk will keep his role as president and CEO of Acadia Trust, N.A., reporting to Daigle on investment management and fiduciary services. Bolinder also will oversee Acadia Financial Consultants, a division of the company’s two bank divisions.

Daigle also announced that Jeffrey D. Smith, 40, of Appleton has been named president and chief operating officer of UnitedKingfield Bank.