For nearly a decade, Technology Credit Union has been helping “new-to-country” technology workers establish and build credit through its Global Members Program.
The $1.7 billion credit union in San Jose, Calif., is hoping to continue building on that success as it has long understood the value of reaching out to high-skilled immigrants in Silicon Valley and it's a strategy that's paying off, said Tech CU President/CEO Barbara Kamm.
“We project our foreign-born membership will increase significantly in the next five to 10 years,” said Kamm. “This gives us an opportunity to develop important, new customer relationships that will help sustain Tech CU's deposit and loan growth into the future.”
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