Newly appointed Bank of Ireland Group Chief Executive Myles O’Grady met with customers and colleagues of the bank on his first visit to Belfast less than a week after taking up his new role.
Mr O’Grady started his visit meeting customers and colleagues at the bank’s Andersonstown branch, the latest branch to have been refurbished as part of a £7m branch and new technology services investment programme for Northern Ireland.
Speaking afterwards Mr O’Grady said: “Bank of Ireland has been part of the economic fabric of Northern Ireland for almost 200 years and is an integral part of communities right across the region. I have made it a priority to get out and visit as many parts of the Bank of Ireland business as possible and I’m delighted to have the opportunity to be here so early in my tenure.”
Throughout the day Mr O’Grady also met with a number of colleagues who support the Bank’s wider UK activities at its headquarters at Donegall Square South, including the award winning Northridge Finance team.
Pictured are from left: William Thompson, Head of Branch Banking NI, Bank of Ireland, Myles O’Grady, Group Chief Executive Officer, Bank of Ireland, Brooke Kelly, Customer Adviser, Andersonstown Branch, Bank of Ireland and George Higginson, Director of NI, Mortgages and Partnerships, Bank of Ireland
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