I am the Local Business Manager for Metro Bank, Eastbourne. I originally started in 2016 as a Customer Service Representative and quickly realised business was my passion and I wanted to be able to support our local SME market. In 2020 I was promoted to Local Business Manager for the Croydon store where I worked
Rebecca Bolten
I am the Local Business Manager for Metro Bank, Eastbourne. I originally started in 2016 as a Customer Service Representative and quickly realised business was my passion and I wanted to be able to support our local SME market. In 2020 I was promoted to Local Business Manager for the Croydon store where I worked for 18 months before coming back to Eastbourne. Metro Bank is Britain’s first new UK High Street bank in over 100 years, focused on providing amazing service and convenience to customers. It is a full service, fully authorised bank, offering retail and commercial banking services to customers, direct and through brokers. Metro Bank is a community bank, with each store run by a local bank manager. Each business has a dedicated Local Business Manager so you have a direct contact for any needs to may have during your banking relationship with us. We are open 7 days a week giving our customers full flexibility with the aim of making banking as easy as possible
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