First City Monument Bank (FCMB) Executive Management, led by Mrs. Yemisi Edun, the managing director, engaged customers directly last week, during the 2024 celebration of customer service week, listening to their concerns and feedback.
This frontline approach is the culture at FCMB and it affirms the bank’s commitment to exceptional customer service.
Other customer-centric initiatives by the bank last week include:
Special outreach to valued customers
Treats for children with kiddie accounts
10% bonus on airtime purchased via USSD and mobile platforms
“This direct engagement helps us understand and address customer concerns,” Mrs. Edun said.
Mrs. Oluwatoyin Olaiya, executive director, Risk Management, First City Monument Bank (FCMB), served customers at the bank’s McCarthy branch in Lagos. Pictured with Mrs. Olaiya is a customer, Mrs. Oluwaranti Adeniyi.Mrs. Funmi Adedibu, non-executive director, First City Monument Bank (FCMB), engaged with customers and showed appreciation for their support. Pictured with Mrs. Adedibu at the bank’s Alfred Rewane Road branch in Lagos are, Onoje Ochai, Ahmed Shehu, Christian Eddie and Blessing Chiekwe.Emmanuel Comla, national head of Sales, First City Monument Bank (FCMB), connected with customers and showed appreciation for their support. At the bank’s Gbagada branch in Lagos, he is pictured with a customer, Mr Oluwasegun Banjoko.Gerald Ikem, divisional head, Treasury & International Banking, engaged with customers and showed appreciation for their support. At the bank’s Adeola Odeku branch in Lagos, he is pictured with a customer, Mrs. Felicia Nlemona.Felicia Obozuwa, divisional Head, Corporate Services & Service Management, pictured with comedian and actor, Isaac Olayiwola (Layi Wasabi), at the Ikeja GRA Branch of the Bank in Lagos.Diran Olojo, group head, Corporate Affairs, engaged with customers and showed appreciation for their support at the bank’s Oniru branch. Pictured with Mr. Olojo are Mr. Ndubuisi Okechukwu, Mr. Bernard Uzoibiam, Mr. Ali Salisu and Mr. Simeon Adoyi.
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