John Zerillo

Professor Zerillo has 30 years of senior-level business experience, primarily in the fields of financial management and banking. He serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors of a local financial institution, and on the Board of Directors of a local charity that distributes food and clothing.

Professor Zerillo has published A History of the Maine Credit Union Movement and has also written many articles on the effects of various taxation levels, as well as numerous articles on credit unions and their impact on society. He teaches Business Finance, Personal Finance, Management, Economics and Investments. He enjoys traveling, golfing, boating and coin collecting.

Stories:

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Publications:

Books:
Zerillo, J. and Desceaux, T. "A History of the Maine Credit Union Movement" MECUL Publishing. October, 2004

Other Publications:
Girlando, A., Anderson, C., and Zerillo, J "an Examination of Hofstde's Paradigm of National Culture and its Malleability: Italy and the U.S. Thirty Years Later" Journal of Transnational Management Development. Volume 10 issue 1, August 24, 2005

Zerillo, J. "Credit Unions and Banks: There are still differences" New Hampshire Business Review. March 18, 2005

Zerillo, J. "IRA's Provide Greater benefit to Young Adults" Metro Magazine. March, 2005

Zerillo, J. "Tax Cap offers a Practical lesion in Economics" Interface business news. October, 2004

Zerillo, J. "Absence of Tax Reform hurts Maine " interface Business News. August, 2004

Zerillo, J. and Girlando, A. " Americans still not saving, but that might be changing: Interface Business News. September, 2003

Zerillo, J. "NEW JERSEY'S INCOME TAX:HOW PRORESSIVE? State Tax Notes. Volume 28, Number 5, August 4, 2003 (Republished from NEW JERSEY POLICY PERSPECTIVE. July 10, 2003

Zerillo, J. and Perkins, A. "a personal Income tax: How D.C., Virginia , and Maryland rate: Washington Business Journal. August 1, 2003

Zerillo, J. "NEW JERSEY INCOME TAX: HOW PROGRESSIVE?" NEW JERSY POLICY PERSPECTIVE. July 10, 2003

Zerillo, J. and Perkins, A. "High state income tax tough on citizens" Business First. ( Kentucky ) April 18, 2003

Zerillo, J. and Perkins, A. "Vermont State Income Tax: not everyone treated equally" Vermont Business Magazine. March 18,2003

Zerillo, J. and Perkins, A. "Our Low State Income Tax" NJBIZ March 10, 2003

Zerillo, J. "High state income tax limits our choices" The Lewiston Sun Journal . February 16, 2003

Zerillo, J. and Perkins, A. "A study confirms burden of high state income tax" The Journal Record ( Oklahoma ). February 9, 2003

Zerillo, J. "NY state income tax - good for a few, bad for most" The Hudson Valley Business Journal. January 20, 2003

Zerillo, J. and Perkins, A. " Oregon income tax: We all pay relatively high rates" The Business Journal. January 17. 2003

Zerillo, J. and Perkins, A. "The Connecticut income tax-good news for some, bad for others" Hartford Business Journal. January 13, 2003

Zerillo, J. and Perkins, A. "Taxpayers fare better in N.H. than neighbors" New Hampshire business Review. January 10, 2003

Zerillo, J. and Perkins, A. "R.I. aims high, Mass Targets middle income earners" Providence Business News. December 16, 2002

Zerillo, J. and Perkins, A. "Income tax comparisons: Not good news for most Mainers" Interface Business News. November 15, 2002

Zerillo, J. " The reality of 0% Financing" The Standard. August, 2002

Zerillo, J. "Financial Planning for Educators" Graduate Gazette. May, 2002

Zerillo, J. "Change is good" The Standard. August, 2001

Zerillo, J. "To Refinance or Not - THAT is the Question" The Good News Connection. April, 2001

Zerillo, J. "A Penny Saved Can be Two Pennies Earned" The Country Messenger August, 1989