Fidelity promotes 256 employees
Fidelity Bank Plc said it has elevated a total of 256 members of its workforce, in an exercise that cut across senior, middle and junior management cadre of the institution.
The move, which it also said was in demonstration of its unwavering commitment to rewarding excellence, hard work and dedication workers, was based on merit, using a transparent and robust performance management system in line with global best practices.
The Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Fidelity Bank, Nnamdi Okonkwo, explained that the move was part of the bank’s institutionalised reward and recognition system.
“Nearly four years ago when we commenced this new growth phase, we promised to make reward for performance and career progression topmost priority and we have kept that promise without fail,” he said.
He explained that Fidelity Bank maintains a highly competitive, professional and performance driven work place culture.Whilst congratulating the beneficiaries, he urged staff members to redouble their efforts towards achieving better financial results in 2017, adding: “Our aim is to remain an employer of first choice, and to achieve this we will continuously motivate our people”.
In 2015, Fidelity Bank was ranked among the list of best banks to work for in Nigeria, in a study conducted by Venture Africa, an online platform for news and analysis about African businesses, in conjunction with Jobberman.com, Nigeria’s employment website.
As a commercial bank operating in Nigeria with over 3.8 million customers who are serviced across its 240 business offices and various digital banking channels, the bank has also won accolades and recognition for excellence in its chosen market segments.It won the Best Small Medium Enterprise (SME) Friendly bank, Best in Mobile Banking and the Most Improved Corporate/Investment Bank.
among several industry awards and recognition in recent times.
The bank was also ranked the fourth Best Bank in the Retail Banking Segment in the 2017 Banking Industry Satisfaction Survey conducted by KPMG.
