Cal Bank PLC has held its Annual End of Year Thanksgiving Service at the Forecourt of the Cal Bank Head office in Accra as part of efforts to express appreciation to God for His Protection and Favour to the staff and customers throughout the year.
Delivering the sermon on the theme: "For Thou Art, Me", Senior Pastor at the Holy Hill Assemblies of God, Rev. Dr Kwadwo Bempah stressed on the importance of Thanksgiving and called for all to make the expression of Thanksgiving an integral part of their lives in order to attract the blessings of the world.
He said that since Cal Bank has made the Thanksgiving Service an annual ritual, God will also show them mercy and cause the bank to grow in leaps and bounds.
Managing Director of the Cal Bank PLC Mr Peter Owiredu, in his new year message, stated that in 2022, Cal Bank will reinforce all initiatives set for themselves in 2021.
"We have to ensure that we stay ahead of the market; In 2022, we will reinforce all the initiatives we set for ourselves in 2021 especially we would be looking at our Culture Change program which we have started this year and which most of you have already been introduced to".
He added that Cal Bank will also emphasize on its retail strategy in 2022 in order to ensure that the presence of the Bank is felt nationwide.
He also said that the Bank further aims to improve on its technological drive and further applauded the technology and digital team for their support in developing applications that improved the operations of the bank.
He charged all and sundry to put in their best to ensure that all strategic initiatives and targets, as well as financial performance, are achieved in 2022.
Cal Bank PLC also donated 10,000 to Street Academy; a non Governmental Organization that works directly with vulnerable and less privileged children.
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