Teachers Credit Union changing name to Everwise
After 90 years, Teachers Credit Union is changing its name to Everwise Credit Union to better reflect their range of customers.
TCU adds vice president of strategic business transformation
Norm Buchanan was appointed to the new role of senior vice president, strategic business transformation, at South Bend-based Teachers Credit Union.
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TCU announces 2022 David R. Sage Award recipients
South Bend-based Teachers Credit Union announced the three winners of the David R. Sage Award
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Making a Difference: Contributions from businesses, organizations benefit community
There’s no shortage of people and businesses willing to lend a hand to assorted causes and to those in need across the Region and North Central Indiana.
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Teachers Credit Union enhances business loan offerings with SBA partnership
Teachers Credit Union has broadened his business loan offerings.
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Teachers Credit Union names new president and CEO
Jason Osterhage is the new president and CEO of South Bend-based Teachers Credit Union.
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Teachers Credit Union announces staff promotions
South Bend-based Teachers Credit Union recently announced the following executive and managerial staffing promotions.
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Teachers Credit Union launches national search for new CEO
Teachers Credit Union is conducting a national search for a new chief executive officer.
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TCU President Paul Marsh elected to CUNA board
The top executive at Teachers Credit Union has been elected to the board of directors of the Credit Union National Association.
Temporary solutions; new normal
The pandemic has forced businesses and organizations to adapt for survival. Examples abound in northern Indiana of business plans being rewritten on the fly to operate under dramatically changed conditions.