GCB Executive Committee takes Customer Service Month to customers
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GCB Executive Committee takes Customer Service Month to customers

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As part of activities marking GCB Bank’s Customer Service Month, the Bank’s Executive Committee (ExCo) members have embarked on a nationwide customer engagement, visiting GCB branches and customer offices across the country to strengthen relationships and reinforce the Bank’s commitment to delivering exceptional customer service.

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