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ATLANTA–LEVEL5, a consulting and facilities development firm, has partnered with Martin FCU to develop a strategic retail delivery plan that includes building several new branches.

Orlando-based, Martin FCU expanded its charter in 2006. Two of Martin FCU’s seven branches were located inside the Lockheed Martin plant, which required LEVEL5 to develop a growth plan to add new branches throughout Orange County. LEVEL5 said a new branch in East Orange County will feature a system of strategically placed kiosks that will incorporate retail design elements.

For info: www.level5.com.

Clayco Builds USFCU’s Main Office

BRISTOL, Tenn.–United Southeast FCU debuted a new 16,000-square-foot headquarters, designed and constructed by St. Louis, Mo.-based Clayco Inc.

The two-story facility serves as the main office for the credit union. The branch features four lobby tellers, one sit-down teller and a drive-up facility.

For info: www.usfcu.org and www.claycorp.com.

Governor Attends Groundbreaking

MIDDLETOWN, Del.–Delaware First Federal Credit Union, joined by Gov. Ruth Ann Minner and Middletown Mayor Ken Branner, officially broke ground on a new branch location. The new building will open this summer and will feature a drive-through to better serve the membership.

Bancography Adds Branding

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.–Bancography has launched its brand strategy service, which will develop and define an institution’s brand.

The new service will assist financial institutions with delivery systems, marketing research, products and profitability and brand strategy. Leading Bancography’s branding discipline is John M. Mathes, a 30-year marketing veteran with an extensive background in financial services branding.

For more info: www.bancography.com. (c) 2008 The Credit Union Journal and SourceMedia, Inc. All Rights Reserved. http://www.cujournal.com http://www.sourcemedia.com


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