Goldenwest Achieves $3 Billion in Assets
November 14, 2023
Goldenwest Credit Union is celebrating two significant milestones that mark our continued growth and dedication to member service. The Credit Union has reached $3 billion in assets for the first time, underscoring our financial strength and stability. Additionally, we have opened the new Goldenwest Corporate Center, representing our ongoing commitment to expanding financial product and service offerings to our growing membership.
$3 Billion in Assets
Goldenwest Credit Union has experienced remarkable growth in the past decade, with an increase from $1 billion in assets in 2014 to $3 billion in assets in 2023. Our members’ loyalty, combined with the support of our volunteer Board of Directors, has been instrumental in achieving this growth.
New Corporate Center
After six years of planning and nearly two years of construction, we are proud to announce the opening of the new Goldenwest Corporate Center. The building is designed to bring together the Credit Union’s retail teams, fostering collaboration and teamwork. The administrative, mortgage, insurance, commercial lending, human resources, and business development teams of Goldenwest will be housed in the new Corporate Center. The retail branch and several of the Credit Union’s support departments will continue to be located at the Goldenwest “Shelley B. Clarke” office building.
While Goldenwest continues to reach new heights, it remains firmly rooted in Weber County. By choosing to build the Corporate Center in Washington Terrace and stay in the greater Ogden area, we are reinforcing our commitment to supporting the community that has been an important part of our journey since 1936.
Goldenwest’s achievements in asset growth and the new Corporate Center represent our dedication to the future. As we continue to grow and adapt, our commitment to members and the community remains unwavering. Our vision and commitment will continue to providing innovative financial products and services to our members for many years to come.
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