| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Jeff Rocha |
Senior Vice President, Chief Financial Officer | Profile |
Oregon Community Credit Union, which was founded as Lane Federal Credit Union and then was called U-Lane-O Credit Union from 1981 to 2003, is a credit union based in Eugene, Oregon, USA, owned by more than 100,000 members. Oregon Community Credit Union operates as a community credit union in Oregon. It offers business, primary and secondary savings, club savings, money market, and certificate and IRA accounts. The company provides home equity, auto, and mortgage loans, and VISA loans and cards. It also provides online services, which include Internet banking and online statements. In addition, the company offers investment services. It serves Benton, Clackamas, Columbia, Lane, Linn, Marion, Multnomah, Polk, Washington, and Yamhill counties in Oregon. The company was founded as Lane Federal Credit Union in 1956. It changed its name to U Lane O Credit Union - the University's Credit Union in 1981 and to Oregon Community Credit Union in 2003. The company is based in Eugene, Oregon.
From our humble beginning in 1975 to today serving more than 144,000 member-owners with $4 billion in assets, there is no denying what the power of `people helping people` can accomplish. We are widely recognized within our community and the nation for our financial performance and unwavering commitment to live our name – to act ethically and operate responsibly, putting our member-owners and the communities in which they live and work ahead of pure profits. For us, doing good is essential to doing well. When we say `We`ll Find a Way,` we mean it! It is our mission to anticipate and exceed our members` needs, and it`s our vision to consistently demonstrate that Community First is a place where everybody counts, everybody cares, everybody delivers, every day!
Massachusetts Capital Resource is one of the leading companies in the Financial Services sector.
Aspire Federal Credit Union, originally known as FAA Eastern Region Federal Credit Union, was founded in 1948 to serve a small group of Civil Aeronautics Administration employees (currently the Federal Aviation Administration). Our Credit Union has come a long way since those humble beginnings, which included seven people who pooled together shares of $5.00 each to initiate the original charter. Today, Aspire FCU is a $180 million dollar credit union, serving approximately 22,000 members within many diverse employee groups throughout the northeastern United States. Aspire FCU is a not-for-profit financial cooperative, which means all earnings at the end of the year are returned to our members in the form of better, low-cost financial services. The decision to change our name to Aspire Federal Credit Union was made because we serve more than just the employees of the Federal Aviation Administration. The name Aspire means to “soar,” which is a reflection of our heritage, while at the same time represents our members’ dreams and aspirations. As our tag line states: “Your Dream. Our Purpose.” The employees at Aspire FCU are dedicated to helping make your financial goals and dreams a reality. The cornerstone of our existence continues to be our “member first” philosophy. Whatever it is that you aspire to do, we want you to believe you can get there and we’re going to help you along the way.
Avadian is the only financial service provider that will go out of its way every day to value you as a person, to make you feel delight and to improve your life. To fulfill our mission statement, we strive to: Create unique experiences for our members by providing a family atmosphere, caring staff, affordable prices and innovative products that are in line with today`s technology and trends Respond to our members with compassion, so they know they mean more to us than just a number Work as a trusted and dependable resource for our members to help them achieve their financial goals Support our communities outside of their financial needs through sponsoring and volunteering at local events and charitable causes