Bank of Ireland appoints Áine McCleary as chief customer officer

Bank of Ireland has appointed Áine McCleary as Chief Customer Officer (CCO) in a newly-created role. The CCO will focus on developing a Groupwide customer strategy to improve customer attraction, retention, and satisfaction. Áine McCleary brings extensive experience in strategic delivery, customer service, and operations to the role.

Facts

  • Bank of Ireland appoints Áine McCleary as Chief Customer Officer (CCO).
  • The CCO will be responsible for developing a Groupwide customer strategy.
  • The strategy aims to enhance customer attraction, retention, and satisfaction.
  • Training, user and customer experience, and technology investments will be part of the strategy.
  • Group marketing teams will contribute to the overall customer strategy.
  • Áine McCleary has a wealth of experience in strategic delivery and customer service.
  • The appointment aims to embed a focus on the customer throughout the organization.
Laura M
Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

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