The Business Review January 2023

together and make a big impact in just a few short weeks.” 2022 was also highlighted by Matt Stephenson becoming the new President/CEO on April 1, following the retirement of long-time CEO Gene Pelham. Pelham’s retirement brought to a close a remarkable career of 43 years in financial services and more than 18 years of service with Rogue Credit Union. Rogue was also recognized with several awards in the fourth quarter including the Medford Mail Tribune’s Best Financial Institution 14 years on a row, the Curry Coastal Pilot Best Financial Services and Best Financial Institution, along with the Argus Observer Best Financial Institution of the Western Treasure Valley. Additionally, Rogue was presented with the Karen Doolen Award for service by the Jackson County Children’s Advocacy Center, acknowledging the credit union’s outstanding service and dedication over the years of volunteer efforts. Rogue Credit Union has 27 locations across Southern Oregon, the Umpqua Valley, Klamath Basin, South Coast and the Treasure Valley. Rogue Credit Union is a member-owned, not-for-profit financial cooperative, with an asset base of just under $3 billion and a loan portfolio of over $1.8 billion. At Rogue,

it’s about more than an auto loan or a checking account; it’s about offering a higher level of service to over 202,000 members. Under the direction of the Board of Directors, Rogue is committed to helping its members out along the way, making local communities better for everyone. A membership with Rogue is open to anyone who lives works, worships, or attends school in select Oregon and Idaho counties. Stop by any branch or visit www.roguecu.org and learn more about becoming part of something bigger. n

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