Mallow bank to take on 20 new staff
BANK of Ireland has announced that it is to create a new business advisory team for the Munster region to be based in Mallow, creating up to 20 new jobs in the town.
The creation of the new team will result in seven jobs initially, though that number will almost triple by the end of the year.
The new team will deal exclusively with farmers, sole traders and limited companies throughout the Munster region. Mallow was chosen for its central location and proximity to all counties in Munster, a bank spokesperson stated.
“We are very pleased to see this expanding team established in Mallow, said BOI’s Cork County chief, Eilis Mannion. “As well as providing high quality jobs for our skilled business advisors, it will enhance the service we are able to provide to a broad range of our customers.”
Announcing the plans, Ms Mannion acknowledged Mallow Chamber of Commerce and Mallow Development Partnership for their “enormous support and for working with us to deliver this progressive new initiative”.
BANK of Ireland have announced that they are to create a new business advisory team for the Munster region in Mallow, which will create up to 20 new jobs in the town.
The new business advisory team are to be based in Bank of Ireland’s branch in Mallow and will create seven jobs initially, though the bank say that number could almost triple by the end of the year.
The new team will deal exclusively with farmers, sole traders and limited companies throughout the Munster region. BANK of Ireland have said that they chose Mallow for it’s “central location and proximity to all counties in Munster.”
Speaking at the official launch of the new facility, Eilis Mannion, Head of Cork County for Bank of Ireland said she was pleased to be creating high quality jobs to the Mallow region.
“We are very pleased to see this expanding team established in Mallow. As well as providing high quality jobs for our skilled business advisors, it will enhance the service we are able to provide to a broad range of our customers,” she said in a statement.
“I would like to particularly acknowledge the Mallow Chamber of Commerce and Mallow Development Partnership for their enormous support and working with us to deliver this progressive new initiative.”