TruService Community Federal Credit Union
Vice President of Lending
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Lending
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Location:
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Little Rock, AR
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Position Summary
TruService Community Federal Credit Union, located in Little Rock, Arkansas, is in search of a Vice President of Lending to elevate their loan operations. This organization is poised for greater growth and is seeking a qualified senior executive who can manage their consumer loan operations, grow mortgage production, expand small business lending and diversify the overall loan portfolio. Additionally, this individual will oversee the development of new loan products and services, coach and mentor loan officers and monitor loan quality. Successful candidate will have five plus years of experience managing a diverse loan portfolio and a proven ability to grow and enhance a lending operation. Extensive consumer and mortgage underwriting experience is critical; commercial loan experience a plus.
Company Profile
TruService Community Federal Credit Union is proud to be the first and oldest credit union in Arkansas, chartered in 1930 by US Postal employees. Now approaching $40 million in assets, TruService owes its existence to the foresight and thrift of the Postal Workers in Arkansas. They return profits to their over 6,000 members in the form of great rates, low fees, and the best service in the state. TruService is the community credit union for Pulaski & Faulkner counties. They play an active role in serving their community and was recognized with the “We Met the Challenge” award for the Children’s Miracle Network fundraising efforts in 2008. The credit union holds fundraising events throughout the year for Children's Miracle Network, the American Heart Association, and the Little Rock Zoo. TruService truly serves their community - past, present and future.
Community Profile
Little Rock is the capital and the most populous city of Arkansas and the county seat of Pulaski County. Located near the geographic center of Arkansas, Little Rock derives its name from a small rock formation on the south bank of the Arkansas River called la Petite Roche ("the little rock" in French). The "little rock" was used by early river traffic as a landmark and became a well-known river crossing. Little Rock is still the place to be with the bustling River Market District featuring restaurants, shops, bars, museums and hotels. A great addition to the area is the Clinton Presidential Center & Park and the neighboring world headquarters of Heifer International. Both properties are "green" buildings and offer special tours. The arts flourish in Little Rock with the Arkansas Arts Center housing one of the most-acclaimed collections of works on paper in the country. Fine and casual dining are abundant, as are performing arts opportunities. Numerous museums covering everything from science and Arkansas history to the role of the military in the state and Black history are also found here. A good way to get an overview of Little Rock and its major attractions is onboard a Little Rock Tours state-of-the-art bus. Outdoor lovers won't be disappointed either with numerous city parks offering running/walking trails, fishing, ball fields and picnic areas. Just to the west of town is Pinnacle Mountain State Park, a day-use park which offers a birds-eye view of the city from its summit. Little Rock is home to numerous top rated schools and the public schools in Little Rock are operated by the Little Rock School District known by residents as LRSD. Little Rock continues to thrive and grow as a city rich in culture and history.
Compensation
A compensation package consisting of base salary, incentive and benefits will be offered to the selected candidate.
Degree Required
Bachelor’s degree strongly preferred.
Referrals
You may recommend others for candidacy by calling Tim Strandquist, Senior Executive Recruiter at (800) 367-0433, ext. 101.
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