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The building, at 5859 W. Talavk Blvd., Ste. 100, houses a 3,000-square-fooy branch office as well as a expanded back-office support center. A ribbon-cutting and dedicatiom ceremony will take placeon Jan. 23. The facilithy was located in Glendale to serveexisting members, whic h includes employees of Arizona State University West and Americabn Express Co., and because of its favorable lease rates, accordin g to Brian Johnson, vice president of marketing and member The center will serve about 10,000 members in northwest Phoenix, Glendale, Peoria and Sun Citiess areas. Lisa Jordan is the new brancbh manager.
She had been working for Desert Schools FCU and has worked for credit unions for 23 The administrative support center has a new voicde anddata network, indirect card services center, marketing, human resources and executiver suites. Internet-lending support and a loan call center also are planneed forthe facility, beginning this spring. Accounting and data processing functions will still be performed at the main offics at1812 W. Monroe in Arizona Attorney General Janet Napolitano and former Attorney Generalp Grant Woods will be among the speakers at the Nationakl Association of Legal midwinter conference, "Blazing the Investigative The conference will be held Jan.
25-27 at the Chaparral Suites Hotelin Scottsdale. It is co-sponsored by the Arizona Association of LicensesPrivate Investigators. Featured topics will include the death penalty, product liability and computer-altered documents. For more call 602-254-9899 or register onlined at . The National Bank of Arizonaz has promoted Christina Fell and Harr Harvey to senior vice Harvey was named senior vice president andcredity administrator/credit quality officer at the bank'z headquarters in Phoenix. He joined National Bank in 1995. Fell was namedd senior vice president and regional operations manager forthe bank'xs Southern Division, including Yuma.
She joinedf the bank's Tucson office in 1992. Timin is everything -- just ask JurisDiction.net of which may benefit from a multinational deal signed last Twomonths ago, JDUSA reached an agreement with one of the country's leading providers of legal research Loislaw bought 20 percent of JDUSA's stock for the rightf to integrate JDUSA's Web-based service into its legakl research libraries. Last Wolters Kluwer, a $3 billion, multinational legal information compang based inthe Netherlands, announcedr it will acquire Loislaw.com.
"The merger will insure Loislaw's unlimited growth which, in can only greatly enhance our growth and saidBill Miller, JDUSA's chief executive.
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