CAMDEN NATIONAL CORP
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“• Customer Experience Strength — Uses Net Promoter Score (“NPS”) to measure and improve customer experience across its retail franchise continuously. Its 2025 aggregate consumer NPS of 68 out of 100 across Maine remained consistent with the prior year and underscores strong customer advocacy relative to industry benchmarks.”
“Customer Experience Strength – We use net promoter score (“NPS”) to continuously measure and improve customer experience across our retail franchise. Our 2025 aggregate consumer NPS of 68 across Maine remained consistent with prior year and underscores strong customer advocacy relative to industry benchmarks.”
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…• Customer Experience Strength — Uses Net Promoter Score (“NPS”) to measure and improve customer experience across its retail franchise continuously. Its 2025 aggregate consumer NPS of 68 out of 100 across Maine remained consistent with the prior year and underscores strong customer advocacy relative to industry benchmarks.
Customer Experience Strength – We use net promoter score (“NPS”) to continuously measure and improve customer experience across our retail franchise. Our 2025 aggregate consumer NPS of 68 across Maine remained consistent with prior year and underscores strong customer advocacy relative to industry benchmarks.
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