Your organization needs the right partner. We’re here to help.
When your organization becomes a Tinker Federal Credit Union (TFCU) Partner, you’re partnering with the largest credit union in Oklahoma, with more than 460,000 members and more than $6 billion in assets. Being a TFCU Partner means your organization will be able to provide your employees, members or volunteers with the tools they need to make smart financial choices. There’s no cost to become a partner, it is not contract-based and is non-exclusive.
Watch this video and hear what our partners have to say about working with TFCU!
– Amanda Grace, Director of Business Retention & Expansion, Broken Arrow Public Schools
Brent Coffman
AVP/Business Development Manager
(405) 319-2187
coffmanb@tinkerfcu.org
Samantha Strealy
Business Development Officer
North Territory
(405) 319-2184
strealys@tinkerfcu.org
Walton Chan
Business Development Officer
West Territory
(405) 319-2183
chanw@tinkerfcu.org
Thurman Relerford
Business Development Officer
Central Territory
(405) 319-2181
relerfordt@tinkerfcu.org
Terah Page
Business Development Officer
East Territory
(405) 319-2320
paget@tinkerfcu.org
Grace Silvers
Business Development Coordinator
(405) 319-2180
silversg@tinkerfcu.org
Signing up is simple, and our friendly business development officers will help you along the way. If you are interested in becoming a business partner, call (405) 732-0324, ext. 2180 or click the button below to go to our online form.
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