HSBC recognises long-serving employees
Updated: Jul 11, 2023 09:36 PM
Sharon Jacobs, premier banking, HSBC Bermuda (Photograph supplied)
HSBC Bermuda is recognising two of its longest-serving employees, Sharon Jacobs (premier banking) and Debbie Lewis (human resources) as they respectively reached their 55th and 45th anniversary of employment with the bank.
Chief executive Steve Banner said: “All of us at HSBC are extremely proud of Sharon and Debbie for their immense contribution to the bank and its customers over a combined century of employment.
“Both Sharon and Debbie continue to show great passion, commitment and dedication to their roles and their customers. Each is a great role model to colleagues across our bank. On behalf of all colleagues at HSBC, we extend them our warmest congratulations.”
Debbie Lewis, human resources, HSBC Bermuda (Photograph supplied)
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Published July 11, 2023 at 7:28 pm (Updated July 11, 2023 at 9:36 pm)
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