Joint Ad Campaign Launched For SharedBranching

September 22, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

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SEATTLE - (09/22/05) -- The Washington CU League said 19 ofits credit unions have contributed $500,000 to finance a televisionadvertising campaign for the state's shared branching system. Thecampaign, designed by Seattle-based Steenman & Associates, isslated to begin Saturday on Seattle's ABC and CBS affiliates. Amongthe contributors are Washington State Employees CU, BoeingEmployees CU, Seattle Metropolitan CU and Watermark CU.

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