Maps Credit Union

What a night!🙌 On Tuesday, October 15, we celebrated fall with a Staff Game Night at our Pro Center complete with cornhole and board games like Pictionary, Yahtzee, and Code Names—not to mention food and fun beverages! Shout out to our Rec Team for arranging such a great team-building event.👏 It’s yet another reason why Maps is such a fun, engaging place to work!😎

Bart Cedillo, our Membership Development Manager, took a trip out to Aumsville Elementary School to serve up stacks of pancakes at their Teacher Appreciation Breakfast!😋🥞 Shout out to the best pancake flipper around, Chris Cakes Northwest. We appreciate you fueling up our teachers to continue to do great work.🙌

The Maps team would like to welcome Cassandra, who just joined our Private Client department as a Private Client Relationship Manager. Cassandra—who attended Western Oregon University—is an Accredited Wealth Management Advisor™ with ties to education that make her an excellent fit for the legacy of Maps Credit Union. She has worn a lot of hats throughout her 10 years of experience in retail banking—including 3 years with the Umpqua Bank Private Bank division. She’s enthusiastic about joining Kym, Jim, and David in their efforts to help Maps clients meet their unique financial goals.

Thank you to our Silver Sponsor InetSolution for their support of our Maps Community Foundation summer event at the Gilbert House on Friday, August 16! For more information about the event and our sponsors, visit the events and fundraisers page on our website: https://lnkd.in/g_S6emqc

Our Wealth department has grown! Over the last few months, we’ve welcomed two financial advisors—Tristanna Snyder and Chad Wright—plus Alex McCormick, our new client service associate. This team brings experience in financial planning, investment management and client service. We believe their skills and experience will allow us to continue helping members make prudent decisions as they navigate the challenges of their unique financial situations. Tristanna, Chad, and Alex, welcome to Maps Investments, a financial advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC. We’re so thrilled to have each of you on the team! To see our full team see our website here https://lnkd.in/g7azYp4r Investment products are not insured by the FDIC, NCUA or any federal agency, are not deposits or obligations of, or guaranteed by any financial institution, and involve investment risks including possible loss of principal and fluctuation in value.   Investment advisory products and services are made available through Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC, a registered investment adviser.   Securities offered by Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC. Member FINRA and SIPC. © 2024 Ameriprise Financial, Inc. All rights reserved.

Maps Credit Union seeks an experienced AVP of Digital Strategy to lead our Digital team and drive innovation through strategies that enhance online banking services, improve member experience, and increase member utilization of digital tools.  👉 Apply today at mapscu.com/careers.

April is Youth Savings Month! To celebrate, we’ve got some practice tips for kids of all ages to learn how to save, spend, and earn wisely. https://lnkd.in/gBv4jsFj

Happy International Pi Day (to all who celebrate)! Today, we honor circular foods (like pie and pizza) and the mathematical symbol that represents the circumferential ratio of a circle to its diameter. To celebrate, here are a few fun facts about everyone’s favorite irrational number. 1. In the classic Star Trek episode, “Wolf in the Fold”, Spock broke an evil computer by asking it to calculate the last number of the value of pi. In real life, the calculation of pi is a stress test for computers. It basically functions as a digital cardiogram since it indicates the level of activity within the computer’s processor. 2. The pi symbol is the Greek letter for "p". 3. The number pi is infinitely long, but you won’t find the sequence, “123456” in the first million digits. 4. Theoretical physicist Albert Einstein was born on Pi Day. So was Simone Biles. 5. William Jones, a Welsh mathematician, introduced the pi symbol in 1706. However, the use of the symbol was popularized by Leonhard Euler, a Swiss-born mathematician and physicist. That wasn't until 1737. 6. We (humans) will never be able to calculate all the digits of pi because of its very definition as an irrational number. 7. It would take a human approximately 2,000,000 years to recite all the known digits of pi (62.8 trillion) if they recited one digit per second. 8. In 1490, Leonardo da Vinci worked on approximating pi or "squaring the circle" as it was called. The result of those attempts is a sketch known as The Vitruvian Man. At the time, it was not known that squaring a circle would be impossible. Nonetheless, da Vinci’s sketch is widely regarded as a beautiful and genius work of art. 9. How many corners does a circle have? None? Wrong. Many mathematicians believe that a circle actually has an infinite number of corners. 10. Nationwide, the most popular type of pie is apple, but in Oregon and Washington, marionberry takes the top prize (according to Instacart).

Maps Credit Union seeks an experienced Head of Retail to oversee ten branch locations throughout the Mid-Willamette Valley and help shape the future of Maps’ retail banking. 🤩 If you are a strategic thinker who is passionate about the unwavering success of branches and exemplary member experience, then this position may be perfect for you. 👉 Apply today at mapscu.com/careers  https://lnkd.in/g_ehW4pK

Maps Credit Union seeks an experienced Head of Retail to oversee ten branch locations throughout the Mid-Willamette Valley and help shape the future of Maps’ retail banking. 🤩 If you are a strategic thinker who is passionate about the unwavering success of branches and exemplary member experience, then this position may be perfect for you. 👉 Apply today at mapscu.com/careers  https://lnkd.in/g_ehW4pK