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As the world celebrated Customer Service Week 2024, Fidelity Bank Ghana went Above and Beyond by extending the celebration beyond just a week.
The bank has dedicated the entire month of October to recognising, appreciating, and rewarding its valued customers, reaffirming its commitment to exceptional service and customer satisfaction.
Pinktober Breast Cancer Ultrasound Screenings at Selected Branches Nationwide
In alignment with its focus on the well-being of its customers under its Pinktober initiative, Fidelity Bank took the bold step of offering free breast cancer ultrasound screenings across eight branches nationwide.
Throughout October, some selected branches – Kaneshie, Ridge Towers, Orange Heights in Tesano, Tema Main, Tamale, Madina Market and Takoradi – benefited from this life-saving initiative.
This was part of Fidelity Bank’s continued commitment to supporting the health and wellness of its customer base.
Speaking about the initiative, Julian Opuni, Managing Director of Fidelity Bank, noted, "We understand that health is wealth, and it is important for us to ensure our customers are well cared for beyond financial services.
"By offering these ultrasound screenings, we are directly contributing to early detection and prevention efforts, which are critical in the fight against breast cancer. This is just one of the ways we are going Above and Beyond for our customers."
Engaging with Customers through Social Media Trivia
Fidelity Bank also brought its customers into the celebration with a daily trivia challenge on social media, offering them a fun and engaging way to win prizes.
Over five days, customers had the chance to participate in Customer Trivia with two questions each day, with winners receiving gift vouchers worth GH¢500 each for their correct answers.
The trivia fostered engagement while simultaneously enhancing customers’ knowledge of Fidelity Bank’s services.
Recognizing Exceptional Service Delivery with Awards
In addition to the health screenings, Fidelity Bank held a virtual Service Forum and Awards Ceremony to recognise and reward exceptional service delivery across the organization.
The event saw the top-performing Customer Service Officers (CSO) – both Enquiries (CSO-Es) and Tellers (CSO-Ts) – as well as the top-performing branches, departments, and individual employees honoured for their contributions to customer service excellence.
"At Fidelity Bank, we believe that outstanding customer service starts from within. Recognising the efforts of our exceptional team members is key to ensuring that our customers receive the best possible experience.
"This event serves not only as a moment of celebration but also as a reminder that excellent service should be our everyday standard," said Julian Opuni.
Celebrating Spirit Week with Flair and Style
October also saw Fidelity Bank embracing its vibrant spirit with Spirit Week, celebrated in the last week of the month.
The bank’s staff got to showcase their unique fashion sense with themed dress codes such as Color Blocking, Rep Your School, African Royalty, Throwback to the 90’s and Pinktober – supporting breast cancer awareness.
The dress codes not only added excitement to the month but also helped to build team spirit while supporting important causes like Pinktober, which emphasizes breast cancer awareness and education.
Looking Forward
As the Customer Service Month ends, Julian Opuni reflected on the success of the initiative; "This month has shown us that when you put customers at the heart of your operations, they respond with loyalty and trust.
"We have always been proud of the service we provide, but this October, we set a new benchmark. By going above and beyond, we hope to inspire lasting relationships with our customers that go beyond banking.
"We look forward to many more years of celebrating our customers and serving them with distinction."
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