TMG Makes ‘Best Place To Work’
DES MOINES, Iowa–TMG (The Members Group) has been named one of the best places to work by the Des Moines Business Record, finishing among the top three on the list of best places to work among large companies in central Iowa. TMG was recognized for its unique approach to employee motivation with perks, such as an annual BMW give-away, employee wellness program, tuition reimbursement, flexible work schedules and generous 401K contributions. The company was also recognized for creating a culture of leadership in which each employee is trained to take ownership in TMG.
For info: www.TheMembersGroup.com.
Customers Rate Synergent
WESTBROOK, Maine–Synergent is reporting that a new customer satisfaction poll found 98% of its customer base indicating they were satisfied with the company’s responsiveness, relationship with partners and expertise. Synergent is the largest provider of the Symitar Episys platform in a service bureau environment, and is a leader in providing innovative technology, business and service solutions to CUs.
For info: www.synergent.com.
SFCU Selects Better Branches
SACRAMENTO, Calif.–Schools Financial Credit Union has selected Better Branches’ Indirect Lending Solution to convert new members obtained through Credit Union Direct Lending (CUDL) into multiple account holders.
CUDL said its program will help the CU cross-sell CUDL members into multiple-account relationships, increasing profitability per account and improving member retention after auto loans are paid off.
For info: www.betterbranches.com.
BancVue, FIRST ROI Team Up
AUSTIN, Texas–BancVue and FIRST ROI said they have formed a dedicated credit union team titled C4. C4, an acronym for Certified Champions for the Community of Credit Unions, has been established to “ensure the firm’s sales, implementation and consulting efforts exceed community credit union’s specialized needs,” the company said.
For info: www.bancvue.com.
Select-A-Branch Signs USPSFCU
CLINTON, Md.–US Postal Service FCU said it has signed an agreement with Select-A-Branch to service its five ATMs. The $180-million credit union also has joined the S-A-B Network, providing branded, surcharge-free transactions to its own cardholders. S-A-B ATMs are equipped with the company’s patent-pending software, which allows multiple financial institutions to deliver branded transactions through each ATM, including surcharge-free transactions.
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