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PSECU hires Colleen A. Williams as business development manager

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Colleen A. Williams

STATE COLLEGE -- Colleen A. Williams recently joined PSECU as the new Business Development Manager for the credit union's Central Pennsylvania Region.

Based in State College, Williams will be responsible for identifying membership growth opportunities in the region as well as working with regional employers to establish exclusive PSECU membership options for their employees.

"We're excited to welcome Colleen to the credit union," said Chris Rhine, PSECU Regional Membership Development Manager. "Colleen has deep roots in the State College community and extensive experience in sales and cultivating business growth opportunities. There's no doubt she will help the credit union reach more people and assist with their financial needs."

Williams comes to PSECU with more than 20 years of experience in sales, marketing and business development. Most recently, she worked for Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc. in a Business Development role.

A native of State College, Williams has served with many non-profits as a board member and/or volunteer. Her service includes: Rotary - Downtown State College Chapter Member; The Acres Project - Board of Directors; United Way of Centre County - Board of Directors and Past Campaign Chair; Leadership Centre County - 2006 program graduate, Board of Directors and Re-branding Committee; Powerlink - Advisory Board Member; Centre Volunteers in Medicine - Board of Directors; Happy Valley Business Association - Member.

A third-generation graduate of Penn State University, Williams has a Bachelor of Science in Marketing & Sociology. She also holds an MBA and an MHRM from St. Francis University.

"What drew me to PSECU was the incredible benefits credit unions offer their members and their reputation for helping their members achieve more," said Williams. "In my new role, I'm proud to have the opportunity to share the benefits of credit union membership with the community I love."

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