As a former chairman of Portland Teachers Credit Union in Oregon I wanted to express my heart-felt gratitude to Credit Union Times for the excellent, well-written article in the Jan. 5 issue, "Sleeping giant not asleep any longer" written by your Northwest Pacific Coast Correspondent Jo McIntyre. It was a direct reflection of the visionary leadership attributed to our young CEO Cliff Diaz. It was Cliff's superior ability to accept this exciting challenge and fast pace of change that is remaking and refashioning Portland Teachers Credit Union from the "sleeping giant" into a wide awake financial services giant dedicated to the credit union philosophy of "people helping people." I also want to commend Credit Union Times publisher Mike Welch for his timely, straight-forward ideas that help us stay informed and alert to change. Dwayne Osburn Director Portland Teachers Credit Union
Thanks for the accurate coverage
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