Randolph brooks federal credit union 4282014 By Raven

Randolph brooks federal credit union 4/28/2014 By: Raven Rea

History of RBFCU v. September 1952 — Randolph- Brooks opens with nine members and $45 in deposits. The charter is approved on October 6, 1952 by the Bureau of Federal Credit Unions (the Federal governing body at the time). Charter members include: v. Leon L. Brown v David F. Gilbert v R. H. Macklin v. Samuel W. Newman v Curt W. Oesterling v R. F. Pancoast v James B. Rawlings, Jr. Robert C. Selbert v Howard G. Shidal December 1989 — St. Luke Federal Credit Union merges with Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union. v. June 1993 — Welcome credit union's 100, 000 th member. v. January 2004 — Introduction of e. Pay – an electronic bill payment service that allows credit union members to pay bills online using Net. Branch Online v. February 2007 — Randolph-Brooks welcomes it 250, 000 th member, Joe Nunley on February 28, 2007 at our Gold Canyon Branch.

3 interesting fact v. In September 1956 the company started v. Its one of the most secure credit union v. Has Texas 40 different locations in south central

logo/slogan “People helping people”

Chart year Customers 1952 9 1993 100, 000 1998 150, 000 2002 200, 000 2007 250, 000

Leaders in RBFCU Randy Carswell v was promoted to senior vice president of internal audit in 2011 v. Has spent a decade of experience in accounting Ashley Ingle vwas promoted to vice president of human resources v. Has been working with rbfcu for 11 years

Culture of RBFCU v. The v v benefits are : 401 k retirement plan Life insurance Group dental, vision and health Paid holidays and paid time-off v. Texas monthly said “best company to work for in texas” (rbfcu) v. Has over 1, 400 employees in there headquarters Live Oak, San Antonio and Austin, Texas v. Many employees have also said the senior management are to bust to care about you and your family

Live oak, Texas (headquarters) San Antonio, Texas Austin, Texas Over all there is 1, 400 different locations in v. Live Oak v San Antonio v Austin