We’re looking for talented, experienced leaders for Board and Audit Committee positions who will provide governance in shaping the future of this dynamic organization.
The new Coronavirus relief and stimulus package signed on December 27, 2020 provides an additional $284 billion in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and the program has been extended to May 31, 2021, or until funding runs out.
Seattle Credit Union (SCU) today announced that Tonita Webb, Chief Operations Officer and Executive Vice President, will depart from the company on April 2, 2021, assuming a new role as the Chief Executive Officer of Verity Credit Union.
Recently, our entire Seattle Credit Union family gathered to explore and learn about diversity, inclusion, and empathy in a way that’s never been done before in the credit union’s history.
We are honored to be featured as one of AdvisoryHQs, 7 Best Credit Unions & Banks in Seattle. Below is the article and summary that highlights what makes each financial institution a “need to know about” banking destination.
Tonita Webb, COO of Seattle Credit Union, will be one of the key speakers at the Diversity and Inclusion Program that is dedicated to advancing women and young leaders worldwide, while leveraging opportunities for professional development.
Join Seattle Credit Union for the 2019 Annual Meeting on Wednesday, March 27, at our headquarters in Downtown Seattle. The Annual Meeting is an opportunity for you, as a member-owner, to learn about the performance and strategic direction of your financial cooperative. It is also your chance to bring questions and suggestions directly to the Seattle Credit Union Board of Directors.
It’s time again to exercise your rights as a member by electing volunteers to represent you on Seattle Credit Union's Board of Directors. All members in good standing are entitled to a vote in the 85th Annual Volunteer Elections. Voting takes place between Monday, February 12, 2018 and Friday, March 9, 2018.
Seattle, WA (October 24, 2017) – Today, Seattle Credit Union announced its recent certification by the US Treasury’s Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) Fund, joining a nation-wide network dedicated to empowering and uplifting low-income earners and underbanked communities. This certification enables Seattle Credit Union to apply for programs and grants that can help grow and serve the Seattle community through funding of key initiatives.
Today, Seattle Metropolitan Credit Union announced that it has simplified its name to “Seattle Credit Union,” and revealed a new branch design and brand logo. Making the name shorter and easier to recall, Seattle Credit Union continues to be Seattle’s credit union, helping all members of the community achieve their financial goals.
