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Posted: March 22, 2024
Rockland Trust recognized by Coalition Greenwich for overall customer satisfaction excellence in middle market banking in Northeast region
Hanover, MA Coalition Greenwich recognized Rockland Trust with the 2023 Greenwich Excellence Award for Overall Satisfaction in Middle Market Banking in the Northeast region. Coalition Greenwich is a leading provider of global market intelligence and advisory services for the financial services industry.
“It is an honor to be recognized by Coalition Greenwich as the leader in supporting the needs of local businesses in the Northeast,” said James Rizzo, chief commercial banking officer at Rockland Trust. “Our goal is to listen to our customers and provide the best possible services, solutions, and advice to help them succeed. This recognition is a testament to our colleagues’ strong relationships with the business owners in our communities.”
Rockland Trust received the 2023 Greenwich Excellence Award: Middle Market Banking, Overall Satisfaction in the Northeast.
Greenwich awards are based on interviews conducted with nearly 28,000 executives across the country and recognize only a small number of more than 500 eligible providers who stand out as differentiated across a series of qualitative metrics measured by Coalition Greenwich.
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