Bangor Savings Bank named ‘Best place to Work’

by Staff Pioneer Times
14 years ago

    BANGOR — For the third year in a row, Bangor Savings Bank has been named as one of the top five companies for 2011’s Best Places to Work in Maine by the Society for Human Resource Management, Maine Chapter. Bangor Savings Bank was also recognized as the top-ranked large company headquartered in eastern Maine.
    The assessment process, aimed at recognizing companies that have established and fostered an outstanding workplace environment, is administered by the Best Companies Group.  The group evaluates employee policies and procedures along with responses from the company’s employees.
    Jim Conlon, President and CEO of Bangor Savings Bank commented on the news. “My colleagues and I are extremely proud of this recognition.  We are very pleased to offer employment to more than 700 Maine citizens, in a work environment where they can thrive and keep our customers very pleased with our excellent customer service.  Bangor Savings Bank has worked to develop a culture where we deliver positive experiences not only to our 100,000+ valued customers but also to the Bank’s exceptional employees.  Every individual associated with our Bank knows we are sincere about our brand – You Matter More.”
    Bangor Savings Bank is a community bank with the statewide resources to offer a comprehensive array of financial services. From York County to Aroostook County, the Bank delivers innovative products such as the Bank’s Free ATMs Worldwide and charitable giving programs such as Community Matters More, which has involved tens of thousands of community members in helping Maine non-profits.
    About Bangor Savings Bank: Bangor Savings Bank, with more than $2.5 billion in assets, offers retail banking and investment management services to Maine consumers as well as comprehensive commercial, corporate, payroll administration, insurance, and small business banking services to Maine businesses. The Bank, founded in 1852, is in its 159th year of service to the people of Maine, with 56 branches and on the Web at www.bangor.com.