Happy International Credit Union Day! We're proud of the cool things we do at Prospera and committed to showing our members why Local Banking Means More. 1️⃣ We invest in our communities. We've contributed $1 million in community giving in 2023, supporting local charities, community partners, students and more, and we can't wait to do it again. 2️⃣ We support local businesses We're proud to work with local businesses and entrepreneurs, from small start-ups to big brands across a variety of industries, helping them reach their goals, whatever they may be 3️⃣ We give our members more Beyond day-to-day banking, our members get personalized financial advice and lots of great perks along the way--like invites to exclusive members only events, discounts on BC Lions tickets and merchandise, and so much more. Details: https://ow.ly/Kutz50TMbPK #localbankingmeansmore #teamlocal
About us
As a community-based, purpose-driven organization, Prospera delivers financial services to more than 117,000 members across British Columbia through a network of 24 branches and our Member Service Centre. We’ve committed ourselves to strengthening diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) within our organization, recognizing that we want to be a great place for everyone to work at and do business with. Diversity is also a key part of our organizational values, called out explicitly in how we Cultivate trusting relationships, and inherently linked to our mission to help build vibrant, healthy communities, thriving local enterprises, and financially empowered people by representing the communities and members we serve. Our primary lines of business are Personal Banking, Business Banking (including Leasing), and Wealth Planning. Deposits are insured by the Credit Union Deposit Insurance Corporation (CUDIC) of BC. Our corporate office is located on the traditional territories of the Semiahmoo, Katzie, Kwikwetlem, Kwantlen, Qayqayt, and Tsawwassen First Nations in Surrey, BC.
- Website
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http://www.prospera.ca/careers
External link for Prospera Credit Union
- Industry
- Financial Services
- Company size
- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Surrey, BC
- Type
- Privately Held
- Specialties
- Personal and Business Financial Services - banking, Roadmap to Financial Freedom, Business Banking, Financial Planning, Wealth Planning, Diversity and Inclusion, and Retail Banking
Locations
Employees at Prospera Credit Union
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Kirsten McElgunn
Chief Product and Strategy Officer @ Prospera Credit Union | Marketing Strategist & Mentor
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Steven Kleinsteuber
Director, Enterprise Technology
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Terrence J. (TJ) Schmaltz, JD, FCPHR, ICD.D
Chief People & Legal Officer, Board Director, Author and College/University Instructor
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Andrew Pancubit
Updates
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At Prospera, we are all committed to Truth and Reconciliation and a journey to develop and deepen respectful and constructive relationships with members of Indigenous communities. Today, and every day, we continue to broaden our understanding of Indigenous history and culture, and work to better support our Indigenous members, employees and youth. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gPPacgzr
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In honour of National Indigenous Peoples Day, we’re sharing our formal commitment to Truth and Reconciliation. Read our commitment and learn more at https://lnkd.in/gUTBDAJQ
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📍 Meet our team of local investment specialists! Whether you're new to investing or an experienced pro, our team is here to support you every step of the way. They'll work with you to understand your wants, needs and goals, and create a plan tailored to your unique financial journey. 📈 Learn more about investing and wealth planning, and book an appointment today: https://ow.ly/mIai50S8LKw
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🏳🌈 #TeamLocal kicked off Pride month celebrations at the Rainbow Gala hosted by Surrey Pride Society! We're thrilled to have received the 2024 Business of the Year award and can't wait to celebrate Surrey Pride's 25th anniversary later this month. Congrats to all the other award recipients! 🎉 #Pridemonth #SurreyBC #localbankingmeansmore
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Today is International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia. Prospera is proud to support multiple Pride events in our communities and remains an inclusive and welcoming space for everyone. To learn more about diversity, equity and inclusion at Prospera, visit: https://ow.ly/zafj50RGo9V
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✨Looking good, #teamlocal! We are honoured to have been nominated for Outstanding Workplace in the YWCA Women of Distinction Awards. It was an inspiring evening, and we want to extend a huge congratulations to all nominees and recipients. #YWCAWODA #YWCA
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May is #AsianHeritageMonth. We sat down with three members of #teamlocal to talk about their Asian heritage, beloved traditions and share their stories of resilience and determination. "My grandparents were both in Canada when World War II started. They were part of the internment of Japanese Canadians. On my grandfather's side, their Pitt Meadows strawberry farm was seized and they were moved to the interior of BC. My grandmother's family had their fishing boats seized and she was moved to Tashme. They met during internment and after the war, they finally settled in Ashcroft. My grandparents started from nothing post war and became business owners. My grandfather was also a volunteer firefighter and became the Mayor of Ashcroft. They came out of internment to becoming highly contributing members of their community for many years." - Tyler Saito, MBA, CFP, CLU Director, Wealth Planning "In 1995, my family immigrated to Canada from the Philippines, bringing with us a vibrant culture rooted in warmth, hospitality and resilience. I cherish our traditions, which are centered around strong family ties, celebrations and lots of food. Every occasion and milestone deserves a celebration, so we are constantly celebrating! There is always music, dancing, eating and laughter. If you wonder why some Filipinos talk loudly, it's because that is our way of showing enthusiasm and excitement, and it helps ensure everyone is heard and included." - Ann Klatt, Senior Financial Analyst "I was born and raised in Hanoi, the hub of northern Vietnam. It's a country that may be geographically small but incredibly rich in traditions, cultures and history. From the vibrant festivals and colourful markets to the delicious cuisine and ancient traditions, there's never a dull moment. One of my most beloved Vietnamese traditions is the preparation for Tet, the Vietnamese Lunar New Year. It's the most important holiday in Vietnam, bringing people together regardless of their religions and cultural backgrounds. During this festive time, families come together to decorate their homes with flowers and fruit, prepare special foods, and exchange gifts and red envelopes." - Lily Pham, Communications Specialist
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We can't believe it's already been one week since the Surrey Vaisakhi Parade! Our team had a wonderful time and we're so thankful to everyone who said hello, posed for a photo and visited us during the day. We'd also like to extend an extra special shout out to our volunteers and the amazing team who helped make this celebration happen. We can't wait for next year!