Bulking up in the branch: Professionals on the move

August 29, 2019 9:03 AM

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Redwood Credit Union and United Federal Credit Union hired new employees while several staffers at CUSO Financial Services were honored for their work.

Gladys Milligan, Redwood CU

Redwood Credit Union in Santa Rosa, Calif., hired Gladys Milligan as manager of its new branch in the Napa Junction Shopping Center in American Canyon, Calif.

Eugene Fistani, CUSO Financial Services

Eugene Fistani, a senior investment representative with CUSO Financial Services, was awarded a CFS 2018 Pacesetter Award. CUSO Financial Services is the broker-dealer for Ent Credit Union in Colorado Springs, Colo.

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