| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Jessica Cary |
Sr. AVP, Payment Operations & Deposit Compliance | Profile |
Greater Cincinnati Credit Union is a Cincinnati, OH-based company in the Financial Services sector.
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Kindur is a team of entrepreneurs and industry experts who are passionate about reimagining financial wellness in retirement. We`re backed by leading venture investors and forward thinking financial services companies who have invested in notable financial technology category creators.
Interac Corp. empowers Canadians to access, spend and send funds whenever and from wherever they choose. With nearly 300 financial institutions connected to our network, we enable payment and ID experiences that support Canadians` accelerated use of safe and digital payments while prioritizing interoperability, security, privacy, and inclusivity. We are proud to be one of Canada`s leading and most trusted financial brands, with Canadians choosing Interac products an average of 18 million times a day to pay and exchange money. Interac champions workplace culture and corporate citizenship based on the principles of responsibility, diversity and inclusion.
North Bay Credit Union is a family oriented financial cooperative dedicated to providing its members financial security through high dividends on savings and low rates on loans. Financial services are designed to be responsive to member needs and are delivered in a professional, personalized, and trusting manner. On May 22, 1948, the Credit Union was licensed by the California Department of Corporations under the name Sonoma County Grange Credit Union. At the June 9, 1948 Board Meeting, the Treasurer reported that there were seven members, share balances of $40, loan balances of $0, and cash in the bank of 30 cents. The Board voted to approve the purchase of a stamp bearing the name of the credit union. By the end of the first year there were 70 members and $3,500 in assets. By the end of the second year, the credit union had caught on, and there were 136 members and $39,000 in assets. In December 1949, the 100th member joined the credit union, and the Charter List was officially closed. In February 2017, the Credit Union changed its name to North Bay Credit Union to reflect the wider scope of demographics that it served. Today, at $45,000,000 in assets and over 2,600 members, the credit union staff and directors remain as committed as ever to the personal service and sound financial decisions that these visionary individuals established.