Telhio Credit Union recently announced the appointment of Jason Yochheim to the role of Vice President of Business Development.
Under the direction of Yochheim, Telhio will reintroduce the Workplace Banking program, a financial education program extended free of charge to the business community.
By becoming a Workplace Banking Partner, organizations gain access to financial education programs that support employees. Topics include Considering Home Ownership & Mortgage Education; Understanding Credit Reports & Scores; Banking Basics & Budgeting; Retirement; and Identity Theft.
“I am honored to take on this new role and eager to share the benefits of the Workplace Banking program with our business banking customers,” Yochheim said. “Telhio believes Workplace Banking tools will be a valuable addition to employee benefits packages and the practical information and services provided will help keep employees engaged.
Yochheim has over 20 years of experience in business banking and financial services. He is a graduate of The Ohio State University with a degree in Human Ecology, where he specialized in Family Financial Services. He enjoys working with local business owners to find short- and long-term solutions to lending and other business banking needs. The relaunch of the Workplace Banking program is a natural fit for him.
In addition to educational services, the Workplace Banking program offers free tailored programs that serve the needs of individual staff. This includes Lunch & Learn opportunities, tailored promotional offers on loans and services, dedicated assistance from nearby branches, on-site assistance for large employer groups, and Health Savings Accounts for insurance plans.
“We are excited to welcome Jason into this new leadership role,” said Leslie Bumgarner, Telhio President and CEO. “His extensive experience in business banking and finance and his commitment to the local business community will no doubt propel the Workplace Banking program forward, benefitting businesses large and small throughout Ohio.”
