Jim Dages appointed Senior Vice President/Chief Lending Officer at Pacific Marine Credit Union
OCEANSIDE, CA (February 16, 2017) — Bill Birnie, President and CEO of Pacific Marine Credit Union (PMCU), announces the appointment of Jim Dages to serve as Senior Vice President/Chief Lending Officer.
“We are excited to welcome Jim to PMCU’s executive team,” said Birnie. “We look forward to leveraging his 30 years of industry experience, lending expertise and leadership, in service to our membership through the growth of our lending operations.”
Prior to joining Pacific Marine Credit Union, Dages held executive leadership positions at several large financial institutions and companies. Most recently, he served as Vice President of Commercial Lending and Business Banking at Financial Partners Credit Union. Prior to that Jim served as the Director of National Accounts for CUNA Mutual Group; Global Banking Consultant for Teradata and 17 years with Bank of America in several senior positions incorporating, Commercial Lending, Consumer Lending, Real Estate Lending and Credit Card.
Dages earned his Bachelors and Master’s in Business Administration from the University of San Diego and is a graduate of the Banking School and the Commercial and Consumer Loan Underwriting School at Security Pacific National Bank.
Jim Dages,
Senior Vice President/
Chief Lending Officer at
Pacific Marine Credit Union.
About Pacific Marine Credit Union
Pacific Marine Credit Union is a member-owned not-for-profit financial institution serving San Diego, Riverside, and San Bernardino Counties. Pacific Marine Credit Union provides a portfolio of financial products and services including checking and savings accounts, auto loans, mortgage loans, credit cards, home equity loans, and financial planning. Forged in 1952 as Camp Pendleton Federal Credit Union in Oceanside, California, PMCU has grown from 8 civil service employee members and $40 in assets to more than 87,000 members that manages more than $840 million in assets. To learn more, visit pmcu.com.
