International Bank Executive Departs After Decade of Service
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Ron Gissaro, Senior Vice President and Head of the Banking Division at the International Bank, is retiring after ten years with the company. He joined in 2017 and held various senior positions, leading modernization and digitization efforts. The bank's CEO, Eli Cohen, thanked Gissaro for his significant contributions to the bank's growth and success.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Ron Gissaro, a senior executive at the International Bank, is retiring after a decade.
- Gissaro led the bank's retail division and spearheaded modernization efforts.
- He joined the bank in 2017, initially heading its computing arm.
- The bank's CEO thanked Gissaro for his significant contributions to its growth.
Ron Gissaro, Senior Vice President and Head of the Banking Division at the International Bank, has announced his resignation after a decade in senior roles within the banking group. Gissaro joined the group in 2017 as CEO of Mataph, the group's computing arm. Approximately six years ago, he was appointed Senior Vice President at the International Bank, managing the retail division. In this capacity, he was responsible for various areas including the branch network, service and sales call centers, retail credit, mortgages, marketing and advertising, and small businesses.
During his tenure, Gissaro spearheaded numerous modernization and digitization initiatives that contributed to the group's success. In a statement, Gissaro expressed pride in his contributions to the group's groundbreaking initiatives and significant revenue growth, thanking bank employees, management, and the board for their trust and cooperation.
Eli Cohen, CEO of the International Bank, thanked Gissaro for his substantial contributions, highlighting his successful advancement of significant business and technological moves that greatly impacted the group's growth. Cohen expressed confidence in Gissaro's future endeavors, wishing him great success.