Bank reopens in Tacoma area, catering to military personnel
The Lakewood branch of U.S. Bank is now open after being remodeled into the first military flagship branch of the bank.
Retired or serving military personnel who are residents of nearby Tacoma may want to learn more about these special features of the bank and how it caters to them.
The branch is on Bridgeport Way SW and features dedicated parking for veterans and military personnel and military-inspired artwork. The employees of the bank are also being trained in how to best serve and meet the needs of veterans and military personnel. Other features of the bank include drive-up service, a café, and space for meetings as well as specialists in commercial and business banking, wealth management, and mortgages. Brochure printing is often used to promote such special and unique features of a bank to the community.
Leader of the Washington market for U.S. Bank, Chris Befumo, said the branch is a few miles from Joint Base Lewis-McChord, so many of the bank’s customers have connections to the forces, meaning this transformation is an ideal one for the first military branch of the bank. Befumo added that the bank has tailored the services offered at the branch to the population in the area through training, the alignment of talents, and creating a more comfortable environment in the branch.
Retired or serving military personnel who are residents of nearby Tacoma may want to learn more about these special features of the bank and how it caters to them.
The branch is on Bridgeport Way SW and features dedicated parking for veterans and military personnel and military-inspired artwork. The employees of the bank are also being trained in how to best serve and meet the needs of veterans and military personnel. Other features of the bank include drive-up service, a café, and space for meetings as well as specialists in commercial and business banking, wealth management, and mortgages. Brochure printing is often used to promote such special and unique features of a bank to the community.
Leader of the Washington market for U.S. Bank, Chris Befumo, said the branch is a few miles from Joint Base Lewis-McChord, so many of the bank’s customers have connections to the forces, meaning this transformation is an ideal one for the first military branch of the bank. Befumo added that the bank has tailored the services offered at the branch to the population in the area through training, the alignment of talents, and creating a more comfortable environment in the branch.