“As an employee-owned business, O’Neil fosters strong relationships with our people, our customers and our partners, and we appreciate that (Wright-Patt Credit Union) is in lock step with that,” Joe Stevens, chief financial officer for O’Neil, said in a release.
O’Neil said it expects the “shift from traditional banking” to deliver $30,000 annually in reduced fees and higher earnings.
“We are always eager to work with local companies that share our values,” said Scott Everett, vice president of member business services and new ventures for Wright-Patt Credit Union.
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