| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Charles Brown |
Chief Operating Officer | Profile |
Construction Federal Credit Union is a Southfield, MI-based company in the Financial Services sector.
In April 2016, Warren Federal Credit Union and Community Financial Credit Union merged to become Blue Federal Credit Union. Blue Federal Credit Union represents our shared history in the region and more than 100 years of service to those who serve the public good in Colorado and Wyoming, including members of the Air Force and municipal employees. By merging, our two unique organizations become a unified team capable of achieving more, together. More for our members, our communities, and our employees.
Broadway Bank is a multi-billion dollar financial services organization with locations throughout south central Texas. Founded in 1941, Broadway has evolved from a small neighborhood bank into the largest independently-owned bank headquartered in San Antonio. The bank specializes in business banking, private banking, and wealth management. Broadway Bank is a proud member of the FDIC. Mission Statement: To deliver the best banking experience--resulting in lasting relationships. Vision: To always be a financially strong, independent, family-owned bank. At Broadway Bank, we provide opportunities for employees to achieve career growth and reap rewards from their own high performance--creating a positive work environment.
Keystone Recovery is a East Brunswick, NJ-based company in the Financial Services sector.
The OCIM group was established in Paris in 1961 by the Mathiot family. As a real estate developer, its initial activity was the construction and sale of residential properties. OCIM built several thousand apartment units and homes in France, mostly in the Paris area, and also developed commercial real estate and public buildings, including a school, a library, and hospitals. OCIM`s vision was to build real estate properties not only for sale, but also for rental. In the 1980`s, OCIM acted as its own asset and property manager through the ownership of a portfolio of real estate assets that generated rental income. As a synergy to its land purchases for the construction activity, the Mathiot family also invested in natural resources assets including farmland, livestock, and forestry. After three decades of growth in its core business, in the 1990`s OCIM began diversifying its asset base into other alternative investments such as private equity and venture capital. The financial crisis of 2008 convinced OCIM`s principals to seek safe-haven assets for wealth protection purposes, leading to a significant allocation into coinage precious metals such as physical gold and silver. Since 2018, OCIM has expanded its metals trading capacity in the Metals & Mining industry with its Geneva and Toronto based subsidiaries and has experienced strong growth and profitability trading and funding the value chains.