PenFed Credit Union, the nation’s second largest federal credit union, today announced a partnership with Triple Impact Connections, a veteran-owned communications solutions firm, to bring jobs to military spouses across the United States. The partnership begins by establishing 60 PenFed member service representative roles for military spouses, including remote positions.
“We are proud to partner with Triple Impact to leverage the professionalism and skills of military spouses,” said PenFed Credit Union President/CEO and PenFed Foundation CEO James Schenck. “We will continue to look to the outstanding talent pool of military spouses as our team of financial professionals scales up to provide exceptional service to our growing number of members.”
With the aid of Triple Impact’s training program, the military spouses will learn to deliver best-in-class member service by answering incoming calls, providing account and product information while performing account transactions and maintenance. These positions will also be responsible for educating members on a wide variety of products and services and making recommendations for each member's financial needs.
In addition to the Triple Impact partnership, PenFed collaborates with the Military Spouse Employment Partnership (MSEP) and the U.S. Chamber's Hiring Our Heroes' Military Spouse Employment Program, to enhance employment efforts within the military spouse community. PenFed also adopted a policy that encourages the retention of military spouses when they move that allows for transfers or remote work opportunities.
Military spouses interested in a career with a military-friendly company are encouraged to visit PenFed's designated Military Webpage. The military webpage allows members of the military community to join PenFed’s military talent community and search for jobs based on their skillsets.
To learn more about the PenFed/Triple Impact partnership, please click here to watch a video produced by PenFed Digital that features interviews with a Triple Impact executive and military spouses in the program.