Cobalt Credit Union (cobaltcu.com) celebrated the groundbreaking of its newest branch at 4103 South 205th Street in Douglas County, marking another milestone in the organization’s long-standing commitment to serving communities across the Heartland.
“Moments like this remind us who we are as an organization and why we do what we do,” said Robin Larsen, President and Chief Executive Officer of Cobalt Credit Union. “People helping people has always been at the heart of Cobalt, and this new branch is another example of that commitment.”
As part of its ongoing evolution, Cobalt has made investments in digital banking tools that provide members with convenient access to their finances anytime, anywhere. Yet, the credit union recognizes that technology cannot replace the personal relationships their members value.
“The Iron Bluff branch reflects the perfect balance between modern innovation and human connection,” Larsen said. “Members will have access to advanced digital tools while still enjoying the personalized, in-person service that defines Cobalt. We are proud to invest in Douglas County and to contribute to the continued development of this thriving community,” Larsen added.
The ceremony featured remarks from Cobalt Credit Union’s Board Chairperson, Dr. Julia Cronin-Gilmore, along with representatives from key project partners including MCL Construction, RDG Planning & Design, and the Nebraska Credit Union League.
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