Christina Saucedo named Branch Manager for Greater Texas Credit Union’s Austin Airport branch
AUSTIN, TX (September 6, 2023) — Christina Saucedo has been appointed to the Branch Manager role overseeing the Austin Airport branch of Greater Texas Credit Union.
Saucedo started her credit union career in 2004 at St. John’s Federal Credit Union in San Marcos, which merged with Greater Texas in 2012. She worked for Greater Texas in various management roles for 13 years before moving out of state. Now after five years, Saucedo has rejoined Greater Texas in the role of branch manager.
“We are excited that Christina has returned to Greater Texas as a branch manager,” said Lole Nuñez, Assistant Vice President Market Development & Operations of Greater Texas Credit Union. “She is a gifted manager who will provide exceptional managerial guidance to her team to help grow the branch and create a best-in-class member experience.”
Saucedo’s career encompasses 19 years in the credit union industry, as well as being an independent consultant. She also serves as a Troop Leader for Girl Scouts of the USA.
As branch manager, Saucedo will be active in civic and charitable causes that will allow Greater Texas to contribute to the community around Austin Airport on a local level. She will also continue her servant leadership as a volunteer for various nonprofits such as ZERO Prostate Cancer Run/Walk and as a financial literacy advocate in the east Austin community.
About Greater Texas Credit Union
Greater Texas Credit Union, founded in 1952, is a financial cooperative that emphasizes community stewardship, charitable giving, and employee volunteerism through its Greater Good initiative. Together with its subsidiary, Aggieland Credit Union – which serves the Brazos Valley – the credit union offers a wide variety of consumer-oriented banking services to its 85,000 members across the state of Texas. Greater Texas has locations in Austin, Houston, San Antonio, Bryan-College Station, Edinburg, and the Dallas-Ft. Worth market with assets of nearly $1 billion.
