Texas Trust Credit Union will be living up the good old phrase,“everything's bigger in Texas.”
|The $721 million credit union in the Dallas-Fort Worth suburbof Mansfield has set big goals to become a bigger credit union.Texas Trust executives have plans to nearly double its membershipfrom 58,000 to 100,000 and to reach $1 billion in assets by2016.
|To accommodate this expansion, Texas Trust CU purchased an office park in Arlington, Texas,that will be its new corporate headquarters. The credit union saidit plans to occupy 50% or more of the 78,660-square-foot officespace over the next three to five years.
|“The new facility gives us room to grow, which means we will beable to add employees and new services and products, so that we canbetter serve our current members and grow our membership,” said JimMinge, president/ CEO of Texas Trust.
|Several corporate departments, such as marketing, will move intothe new space over the next 90 days. The remainder of the corporatestaff will move in phases starting next year.
|In addition to the new headquarters facility, Texas Trust isexpanding its full-service branches this year. In March, it openedits ninth branch in Grand Prairie, Texas. The credit union's10th branch, in Mansfield, will open by the end ofSeptember, Minge said.
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