Educational Series: Let's Talk About Credit

Name: Educational Series: Let's Talk About Credit
Start: 2024-04-29T11:00:00-04:00
End: 2024-04-29T12:00:00-04:00
Location: Chemung County Chamber of Commerce

Schedule

Mon Apr 29 2024 at 11:00 am to 12:00 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

Chemung County Chamber of Commerce | Elmira, NY

This event is free to Chamber Members and $5 for Non-Members! Registration is required, please register online:
https://bit.ly/4b608Hd
In-Person Seminar: Let's Talk About Credit
Location: Chemung County Chamber Office
400 E Church St.
Elmira, NY

Presented by: Christine Iles, Business Development Officer & Cory Eddy, Business Development Officer

Description of the Presentation:
This seminar will cover credit basics and topics such as advantages/disadvantages of credit, the Four Cs of Credit and understanding your credit report. We will also discuss lending and the right questions to ask before you borrow money. This seminar will assist folks looking to become more educated on the basics of understanding their credit.

About the presenters:
Christine Iles is the Business Development Officer for First Heritage Federal Credit Union where she has worked for the past four years. Prior to accepting this position, she was the Branch Manager at our Heights location. As the Business Development Officer,
Christine works to build relationships with our existing business members as well as potential new members. She has worked in the banking industry for the past fourteen years. Christine serves on the Leadership Chemung Committee and the Member Services Council for the Chemung Chamber of Commerce and is a past board member with the Friends of the River Chemung Watershed. She and her family moved to Elmira ten years ago and love living here because the area is rich in history and has a strong sense of community. During her downtime, she enjoys spending time with
family, watercolor painting and all things creative.

Cory Eddy recently joined the First Heritage Federal Credit Union team as a Business Development Officer. As the Business
Development Officer, Cory works as part of a team to build relationships with our existing business members, as well as potential new members throughout 11 counties. Throughout his 18 years in the financial industry, he has worked primarily in the retail branch environment; starting as teller and became an experienced loan officer, branch manager, and a business products and services specialist. He has served on multiple boards within the greater Corning Area. He has served with the Corning YMCA, Corning
Area Chamber of Commerce, and Corning Area Young Professionals. He also frequently volunteers with local organizations such as the Corning Meals on Wheels and the Food Bank of the Southern Tier. In his free time, he loves to spend time with his wife and 20-month-old son.

Please Note:
This presentation is limited to 25 attendees.

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ABOUT THE CHEMUNG COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
For more than 115 years, the Chemung County Chamber of Commerce has been the leading voice of business in the region. Through efforts in such diverse areas as local, State, and Federal legislation, small business concerns, tourism promotion and economic development, the Chamber works daily to enhance the economic well-being and quality of life in Chemung County. With nearly 20,000 employees representing more than 500 member firms, the Chamber is the largest full-time, professionally staffed business organization in the region. It is governed by a representative group of members serving as the Board of Directors. The mission of the Chemung County Chamber of Commerce is to represent the business community in the promotion of the prosperity and the quality of life throughout its service area.