The Communications Agency Poleznye Svyazy helped to organize the grand opening of Renaissance Credit’s first regional remote service banking branch in Kursk. This project has a high social significance for Kursk and the Kursk Region, as it is expected to create more than 1,000 jobs for Kursk Region residents by the end of 2011. A bank executive and local and regional officials, including Renaissance Credit’s Senior Vice President Zhanna Shсhennikova, Deputy Chairman of the International Relations Department of Kursk Regional Administration Svetlana Dorosh, Deputy Chairman of the Kursk Municipal Council Nadezhda Tarubarova, and the Deputy Mayor of Kursk Galina Solopova, spoke to city residents and members of the press at the ribbon-cutting ceremony. The bank had looked at about 40 different Russian cities as the base for its first remote service office, and Kursk was recognized as the best of them all.
Opening of Renaissance Credit’s first regional remote branch
26 July 2010