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Orion Federal Credit Union

www.orionfcu.com

 
Founded in Memphis in 1957, Orion Federal Credit Union has grown to become one of the largest credit unions in the Mid-South with more than 70,000 members and nearly $1 billion in assets. Orion offers a full spectrum of banking options ranging from savings and checking accounts to home, auto, and personal loans, along with commercial real estate. Orion isn`t just a not-for-profit financial institution. We`re a community partner. We`ve spent 60 years sharing our profits with our members and the community. We believe that communities work best when they work together, and we aim to be the leading source ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Jerry Mershon
Director Talent Development Profile

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