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The Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) PLC celebrates this year’s Customer Service Week by reaffirming its commitment to delivering enhanced customer-centric solutions and service experience to empower individuals and support businesses.
This year’s celebration, under the theme “Mission: Possible,” underscores ADB’s preparedness to create sustainable value through enhanced customer experience.
Speaking on the significance of the week, the Managing Director of ADB, Edward Ato Sarpong, emphasised that the Bank’s renewed focus on service excellence is deeply rooted in its strategic direction to build a resilient, forward-looking, and future-ready institution driven by innovation and customer-centricity.

“Our strategic direction focuses on innovation, service excellence, and distinctive financial solutions which align with our core values of responsibility, entrepreneurship, integrity, service excellence, and purpose-driven,” he stated.
Mr Sarpong expressed profound gratitude to ADB’s customers for their loyalty and trust in the Bank over the past six decades.
He noted that the Bank’s longevity and success have been made possible by customers who continue to believe in its purpose and mission.

“As we celebrate Customer Service Week, we want to thank every customer who has journeyed with us. Your confidence and trust in ADB inspire us to continuously improve and serve you better,” he said.
“Every interaction with our customers is an opportunity to make a positive difference,” Mr Sarpong stated.
“At ADB, we are not just providing financial services; we are building relationships, enabling growth, and contributing to Ghana’s social and economic development,” he added.
The Managing Director further stated that the Bank’s mission to create sustainable banking for everyone remains a guiding principle shaping how ADB serves its customers, from personalised in-branch experiences to digital innovations that make access to finance simpler, safer, and more inclusive.
He also reiterated that ADB’s new brand or corporate tagline, “Beyond Banking…,” embodies the enduring promise to redefine banking in Ghana.

He indicated that Beyond Banking is more than a tagline; it is a commitment to empowering businesses, building futures, driving prosperity, and nurturing communities.
As part of this year’s celebrations, management and other officials will visit selected branches to interact with customers and also take feedback as input for continuous improvement of service delivery and service experience.
Other customer-centric activities are also being rolled out as part of the celebrations.
The Customer Service Week, celebrated annually all over the world, recognises the importance of customer service, and ADB always leverages this important week to show appreciation to its customers for their invaluable trust in the brand.
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