East of England Co-op
Rebecca Salmon is a seasoned professional in the field of Business Intelligence with extensive experience spanning over two decades. Currently serving as a BI Developer at East of England Co-op since May 2023, Rebecca previously held the position of Business Intelligence Analyst at The Cambridge Building Society from July 1993 to December 2021. This role represented a significant advancement from the Business Intelligence Officer position, which involved generating regular reports and management information to support organizational and regulatory needs. Rebecca's expertise includes proficiency in SQL Server, SSIS, and SSRS. Additional roles at The Cambridge Building Society included serving as a Subject Matter Expert for data migration, Senior Systems Administrator, and various supervisory and administrative positions, showcasing a comprehensive understanding of system management and operational efficiency. Educational background includes a high school degree in Accounting and English Literature from Newmarket Upper School.
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East of England Co-op
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We got started because we felt there was a better way of doing business; one that would make a difference for its customers and the communities that we live in. To this very day those same values remain, despite having been founded over 150 years ago. In that time, we’ve grown to become one of the largest, totally independent businesses in the region, with over 200 stores and 4,000 employees. We’re set up very differently from someone like Tesco or Waitrose. We don’t have big corporate shareholders; our shareholders are the people who shop with us: our members. That means the decisions we make about how we run our business are always done with our shoppers in mind. If you shop with us regularly and aren't yet a member you can join us today: www.eastofengland.coop/join What also sets us apart from ordinary businesses is that we use profit to bring action to important local issues; by shopping with us you can help us invest back into the local community where support is needed most. From funding vital equipment for local hospitals to support for local food banks, donating to local good causes plays a key role in what we do.