On 23 September, Coutts & Co hosted an event for clients at the Yarak Birds of Prey Centre at Cullompton.
The morning was hosted by Martyn Elliot-Cannon and Alison Claye of Coutts in Exeter. Attendees were able to fly a variety of different birds of prey from barn owls to golden eagles and were given a professional demonstration by staff at the centre. The morning was rounded off by lunch at a traditional Devon hostelry. Clients were later given a CD of photos taken on the day.
Martyn Elliot-Cannon said: "Since opening the Exeter office we have seen substantial growth in our business and involvement in the local community and this was a great way to interact with clients and experience something totally new. It went so well that we are now planning a follow-up event."
The Yarak Centre houses 34 birds of prey, some of which are captive bred rescue birds that have been given a home for the rest of their lives.
Photos available on request
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Coutts & Co is the UK private banking arm of the Royal Bank of Scotland. The Royal Bank of Scotland Group is one of the world's largest banking groups.
The first Coutts & Co regional office to be opened was Eton in 1961. Today, Coutts & Co has regional offices in Birmingham, Bournemouth, Bristol, Cambridge, Cardiff, Chelmsford, Cheltenham, Eton, Exeter, Guildford, Hampshire, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Milton Keynes, Newcastle, Nottingham, Oxford, Reading, Sheffield and Tunbridge Wells.
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