New look Elders Wangaratta, but same exceptional service

Rural

Aug 16 2024 Updated August 16, 2024

Wangaratta Chronicle

WE'RE HERE TO HELP: Some of the new faces at Elders Wangaratta (from left) Rebekah Christie, Oliver Mason, William Cheshire and Kristy Taylor. PHOTO: Kurt Hickling

ELDERS Wangaratta is farewelling its much-admired branch manager Sue who is retiring after 17 years’ service to the company and its hundreds of clients.

Matt Tinkler, who will take up the mantle to be the new Elders Wangaratta Branch Manager, alongside Albury and Holbrook branches, thanked Sue for her contribution to the company.

“Sue worked extremely hard supporting long standing Elders agent G...

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