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    MEET STUART

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    The team at Community Bank Seddon would like to welcome their new Mobile Relationship Manager, Stuart Stirling. Branch Manager, Ashley Coles, has had the pleasure of working with Stuart over the past 15 years and is excited about the good work he can do for both our clients and community at large.

    “Stu is truly a people first person, a term often said but truly reflective. For all your lending needs, I can guarantee, give him a call and you won’t be disappointed, whether that be day or night, Stu is here to meet you when it is most convenient for you,” said Ash.

    Meanwhile, Stuart is looking forward to working with the Seddon team while also assisting the Board to have a positive impact in the local community.

    Stuart Stirling
    Mobile Relationship Manager
    Community Bank Seddon
    90 Charles Street, Seddon
    M: 0422 607 490 / P: 9687 2500
    E: stuart.stirling@bendigoadelaide.com.au

     

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