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What does it take to grow a small cooperative into a multi-billion dollar financial institution? In this episode of Talking Downey, Mayor Mario sits down with the CEO of Financial Partners Credit Union to unpack a remarkable journey of leadership, resilience, and community impact. From its humble beginnings in 1937 with just $800 to becoming a financial powerhouse, this conversation dives into how credit unions really work—and why they might be the best-kept secret in banking. Plus, a behind-the-scenes look at Downey’s transformation and the role community partnerships played along the way.
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