Bridge to retire from the Cirencester Friendly

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John Bridge is to retire from his role as director of sales and marketing at Cirencester Friendly Society on 31 March.

This follows a short period of illness.

Bridge (pictured) was appointed to the role in October 2011 having previously been a non-executive member of the Board from May 2005. He also served as senior independent director from September 2005 until October 2011.

Prior to joining Cirencester Friendly Society, Bridge spent a long period of time working for the Cheltenham & Gloucester Building Society. He also served as an expert witness for mortgage related court cases.

Paul Hudson, chief executive, Cirencester Friendly Society said: “John brought enthusiasm and creativity to the role and his considerable knowledge was invaluable. On behalf of everyone at Cirencester Friendly, I would like to thank John for everything he contributed to the Society and wish him good health and happiness in his well-earned retirement.”

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