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Direct Federal Credit Union hires Glezellis as business development manager

Jessica Glezellis, Direct Federal Credit Union Jessica Glezellis, Direct Federal Credit Union

Needham, MA Direct Federal Credit Union, a federally chartered and insured credit union serving the financial needs of the region since 1953, has named Jessica Glezellis to the position of business development manager. Glezellis’ role will include building relationships with area businesses to serve the financial needs of their employees.

Prior to joining Direct Federal Credit Union, Glezellis served as product marketing manager at Middlesex Savings Bank, and before that as a data analyst and marketing specialist for East Cambridge Savings Bank. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Marketing from the University of Massachusetts Boston.

“I am thrilled to join Direct Federal whose wide range of market-leading banking products sets them apart from the competition,” said Glezellis. “I look forward to building relationships with area businesses and delivering these products to their employees.

Joseph Walsh, President and CEO of Direct Federal Credit Union, said, “We are happy to welcome Jessica to our Direct Federal team. Her strong sales and service background will help reestablish important partnerships with employers and organizations in our community.

Since 1953, Direct Federal Credit Union has offered “Banking at the Rate of Life,” meaning low rates, excellent service and immediate access. As a not-for-profit, the federally chartered and insured credit union invests its earnings back into the credit union, enabling them to offer their 25,000 members exceptional loan and deposit rates. From mortgages, home equity lines, and auto loans to checking, savings, and CDs, Direct Federal provides an integrated array of products and services, all enhanced with the simplicity and convenience of the latest online and mobile technologies. Direct Federal Credit Union is located at 50 Cabot Street, Needham, MA. For more information, please call 781-433-2900 or visit www.direct.com.

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