New chief commercial officer at Yorkshire Building Society Group
Yorkshire Building Society Group has appointed Mike Regnier as chief commercial officer.
The 42-year-old Oxford graduate bring with him almost 20 years’ corporate financial services experience, most recently as products and marketing director at Lloyds Banking Group where he worked on the restablishment of the TSB brand.
Mike has also held roles at HBOS, as well as management positions at Asda and Boston Consulting Group.
Chris Pilling, Yorkshire Building Society Group Chief Executive, said: “We are delighted to welcome Mike to the Yorkshire and look forward to benefiting from his wide breadth of strategic experience and knowledge in the years to come.
“It is vital for our existing and future members that we retain a strong commercial focus at the same time as upholding the mutual values at the core of our business.”
Mr Regnier added: “It is a very exciting time to be joining the Yorkshire Building Society Group. By putting customers at the heart of everything it does, the Group continues to attract new members and support existing ones and I look forward to contributing to its on-going success.”
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