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In 1937, the aerospace industry was looking to protect its workers from skyrocketing interest rates. So eight North American Aviation employees pooled $900 to start a credit union called North American Aviation Employees Federal Credit Union. There were no paid employees, limited loan and deposit accounts, and little capital. Nonetheless, the idea took root and membership grew by about 200 people a month and assets grew from $5,000 in 1937 to over $20,000 by 1940. North American Aviation employees were able to join the credit union with 25 cents and a $5 savings deposit. In 1942, the credit union hired its first full-time employee for $200 a month. Daily deposit boxes were set up at each of North American Aviation’s plants. Members deposited their money in the box in the morning, and picked up their change and receipts in the evening. The credit union opened branches in Inglewood, Long Beach, Altadena, Canoga Park and Downey. As a result of the merger of Rockwell-Standard and North American Aviation, the credit union changed its name to NR Employees Federal Credit Union and then to Rockwell Federal Credit Union in response to additional mergers in the aerospace industry. A credit card program was launched in 1978, and the credit union was the first in the country to offer its own Visa cards picturing Rockwell’s space shuttle and the B-17 bomber. Visa liked the idea and featured the credit union in its publications. In 2000, the Credit Union changed its name to Financial Partners Credit Union, and is now one of the largest credit unions in Southern California with over $1 billion in assets and more than 75,000 members. Headquartered in Downey, the Credit Union has full-service branches in Brea, Downey (2 branches), Huntington Beach, Orange (2 branches), San Diego (2 branches) and Woodland Hills. Anyone who lives, works, goes to school, or worships in Orange County and most of Los Angeles County are eligible to open an account at Financial Partners, as are those in San Diego County employed in the healthcare industry or who are active or retired members of the Uniformed Services.
POSaBIT, Inc. is a financial technology company based in Kirkland, WA. POSaBIT offers payment processing and point-of-sale systems to a wide variety of merchants and industry verticals. POSaBIT`s trusted payment processing system is MTL/MSB compliant. For high-risk industries like cannabis, we provide an easy way for customers to acquire digital currency at the point of sale -- which they can use to make purchases immediately at your store or save for later. DoubleBeam is a cloud-based point-of-sale system with everything you need to get your food business up and running. Highly sophisticated reporting, integrated loyalty campaigns, and proactive support make us the top choice for menu management. You can set up the sleek hardware in less than 15 minutes, and the software is intuitive and easy-to-use. We offer a full suite of products to suit everyone from corporate cafeteria chains to large events.
Mesh Payments is disrupting the corporate payments space with its cardless payments solution. Cardless organizations enjoy full visibility, control, and in-depth payment intelligence to better orchestrate, manage, reconcile, and reduce spend while preventing payment failures and assuring business continuity.
Advocate Asset Management is a Chicago, IL-based company in the Financial Services sector.
In 1950, we opened our doors with a desk and small counter outside the personnel office at the Naval Supply Depot in Mechanicsburg, PA. Today, we have branch locations throughout Adams, Cumberland, Dauphin, Lancaster, Lebanon, Perry and York counties. Our members reflect the changing landscape of our geographical footprint as owners of the credit union. We`re local people serving our friends and neighbors in an effort to improve their financial well-being. We can offer lower loan rates and higher savings rates than other financial institutions, with the added benefit of local decisions. We also offer most of the same business services as other financial institutions. We don`t answer to stockholders or a paid board of directors. Our members have always been an integral part of who we are, and that remains so today. We are a growing credit union, but over the years we`ve kept our focus on what really matters - putting our members first.