Community Choice Credit Union

Q&A with Commercial/Treasury Management

L-R: Ty Weis, Commercial Loan Officer; Troy Moore, VP Commercial; Cam Fitzgerald, Director of Treasury Management

Q: Tell us about your business.
A: At Community Choice, we UNbank. UNbanking is a personality, an energy, a whatever-it-takes mentality to exceed our members’ expectations. We’ve been UNbanking with businesses for decades, and we understand that as your business changes, so will your needs. We are here to help with a fresh approach to an old industry. Our Treasury Management services help partners maximize liquidity, streamline payments and reduce risk. We deliver real-time control, fraud protection and smarter cash fl ow, so you can focus on what matters—your business.

Our Commercial team specializes in financing income-producing commercial and residential real estate projects. We work to fully understand your goals and deliver great experiences through prompt decision-making and tailored solutions.

Q: How does your business contribute to the community?
A: Community Choice is a not-for-profit for nonprofits. We are a community-focused financial partner that provides low-cost treasury solutions, donation platforms, financial reviews and educational support specifically tailored for nonprofits and charities. We strive to #UNbankforGood through volunteering in our communities and supporting local charities with funds from our Foundation. We’ve also financed renovations for hundreds of residential units, improving neighborhoods and expanding local access to affordable housing. Community isn’t just in our name, it’s who we are.

6163 NW 86th St. Suite 105 | Johnston, IA 50131 | (515) 334-8100 | comchoicecu.org

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