AmeriCU Credit Union Expands Support for Local Businesses by Adding a Second Small Business Manager in the Syracuse Area

Posted on September 23, 2024

Todd Stiles

SYRACUSE, NY – SEPTEMBER 23, 2024:  In an exciting move to support the growth and success of local businesses, AmeriCU Credit Union promoted Todd Stiles as the Small Business Relationship Manager of the Syracuse Region.

With over 28 years of financial service experience, Stiles will provide guidance and assistance to local businesses within the community. Stiles brings a wealth of expertise and passion for fostering growth. From startups to established businesses, he is ready to work closely with each business owner, offering strategic insights and personalized solutions.

“Small businesses are the backbone of our community, and I’m excited to provide them with the financial tools, resources, and personalized support they need to grow,” said Stiles. “I will help to bring the best AmeriCU has to offer to help businesses achieve their financial goals to live life, dream big, and achieve financial success.”

In May 2003, Stiles started his career at AmeriCU. As former Financial Center Manager of Fayetteville, he brings a deep understanding of the unique needs of local businesses. Stiles enjoys getting involved in the community and resides in Fayetteville, New York. He has been playing guitar for over 35 years and currently performs in the band Country Swagg.

AmeriCU Credit Union is a member owned not-for-profit financial institution with a total asset of $2.7 billion and 20 financial centers which serve more than 164,000 members in New York and beyond. American Banker has recognized AmeriCU Credit Union as one of the Best Credit Unions to Work For in 2024. In a national survey, AmeriCU placed 27th out of the top 70 credit unions nationwide and placed highest among New York State based credit unions.

For more information or connect with us virtually, visit www.americu.org!

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