First Entertainment Credit Union, Los Angeles, CA

First Entertainment Credit Union

www.firstent.org

Opened in a small office on Warner Bros. lot with only $40 in assets, employees of Warner Bros. Studios founded our credit union in 1967. First known as the Warner Seven Federal Credit Union, our name was changed to Warner Bros. Employees Federal Credit Union in 1970; and following a merger with the Columbia (Studios) Employees Credit Union in 1973, we became the Columbia/Warner Bros. Employees Federal Credit Union. As the credit union grew it offered services to additional entertainment companies, and soon we needed a name that better defined our expanded field of membership. Thus, in 1984, we became ...

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Number of Employees: 100-250
Annual Revenue: $50-100 Million

www.firstent.org
P.O. Box 100
Los Angeles, CA USA 90068
Phone: 323.851.3673

Name	Title	Contact Details
Nick Aqleh	Director Information Security	Profile

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