NatWest appoints Mairead Taylor as Thames Valley director

Mairead Taylor has taken on the role at NatWest, bringing nearly 40 years of experience in banking <i>(Image: Supplied)</i>
Mairead Taylor has taken on the role at NatWest, bringing nearly 40 years of experience in banking (Image: Supplied)
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A new director has been appointed to lead commercial banking in the Thames Valley.

Mairead Taylor has taken on the role at NatWest, bringing nearly 40 years of experience in banking, including more than 25 years in commercial and corporate banking.

The appointment forms part of NatWest's Growing Together campaign, aimed at supporting regional growth by helping businesses access funding, expertise and connections.

Ms Taylor said: "I am delighted to take on the role of Director of Commercial Banking for Thames Valley.

"This is a region renowned for innovation, entrepreneurial spirit and business ambition, and I am excited to work with our talented colleagues and customers across the area.

"At NatWest, we know every region has unique strengths and opportunities.

"By combining our local expertise, strong relationships and wider banking capabilities, we can help businesses invest, grow and build for the future.

"I look forward to strengthening NatWest's role within the local business community and helping our customers achieve long-term success while creating a positive impact across the region."

Dan Salanson, regional director for Thames Valley and the Cotswolds at NatWest, welcomed the appointment.

He said: "Mairead's appointment is fantastic news for businesses across Thames Valley.

"She brings extensive experience, strong leadership and a real passion for helping customers succeed.

"Through our Growing Together campaign, we're committed to championing regional growth by backing the people and businesses that drive local economies.

"Mairead's leadership will help us deepen our relationships across Thames Valley."

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