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Tyler Rogers Promoted to Oversee Greater Texas’ San Antonio Branch

San Antonio, Texas, July 29, 2024 - Tyler Rogers of Greater Texas Credit Union is now the Branch Manager of the credit union’s San Antonio branch.

Rogers, who joined Greater Texas in 2016, was promoted from Head Teller at the branch to its manager, taking on the tasks of branch operations, member relations, and personnel management.

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“Tyler successfully helped manage the San Antonio branch during our core conversion in 2023, as everyone was challenged with taking on new responsibilities,” said Cynthia Olivares, Assistant Vice President, Market Development & Operations. “He also took on roles outside of his daily responsibilities to help the conversion team test and validate new applications from both the member and teller perspectives.”

Olivares added, “I am confident the branch will flourish under Tyler’s leadership and that he will fulfil our goal of creating a top tier experience for every member.”

Rogers is also active in supporting the community by volunteering regularly to help prepare meals for families at the Rondal McDonald House and assisting in the Haven for Hope community kitchen alongside his peers.

Rogers has an associate degree in criminal justice and law enforcement from the University of New Mexico, Las Cruces. Outside of his credit union duties, he enjoys competitive cornhole and singing karaoke.


 

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 80,000 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.