Ulster Bank hits the road with Business Roadshow series

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Ulster Bank hits the road with Business Roadshow series

On Thursday 9th June Ulster Bank launched a series of Business Roadshows in Cork as part of its drive to become number one for customer service, trust and advocacy.

15 June 2016

(L-R) Simon McKeever, CEO Irish Exporters Association and Eddie Cullen, Managing Director of Ulster Bank’s Commercial Banking Division launch Ulster Bank’s Business Roadshow series.

 

The bank has teamed up with organisations such as the Irish Exporters Association (IEA) and the Irish Independent for the support and networking events, to provide help for what matters to companies planning for 2016 and beyond.

As part of the ten Roadshows, there will be briefings from in-house experts on innovation, exporting, agriculture, sustainable growth, customer engagement and social media.

Managing Director of Ulster Bank’s Commercial Banking Division, Eddie Cullen said:

Our teams around the country are really looking forward to meeting customers at the Business Roadshows. We want to find out exactly what matters to them and help local businesses to develop ideas, discuss their lending needs and find out what we can do to help our customers achieve their ambitions.

We know that many of our customers, from farmers to manufacturers and multi-nationals, view 2016 as a key year in terms of implementing growth plans so we look forward to talking to businesses about how we can help them fulfil their ambitions”.

Simon McKeever, Chief Executive, Irish Exporters Association commented:

“The Irish Exporters Association is delighted to team up with Ulster Bank on our regional seminar series. This series, each of which will focus on a key international market, provides a platform for driving the IEA’s regional growth and development strategy and marks the establishment of a number of IEA Regional Councils.  The first of these will be established in Cork, and will be made up of representatives from exporting businesses from the region.

Its purpose is to increase our presence on the ground, enhance our ability to understand and develop solutions to the local issues that are affecting our members, and to ensure we strengthen the regional input into the main IEA National Council.”

Full details of all of the events are available here.

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