2023: Insights from Broadview’s CEO Michael Castellana on a Year of Productivity and Achievement

April 12, 2024

During Broadview’s 2024 Annual meeting held on March 27^th, CEO Michael Castellana took time to reflect on a busy yet successful 2023 for Broadview.

Significant accomplishments were achieved in 2023 including:

• Unveiling “Broadview Blue” as our new color along with our new logo throughout headquarters, our digital channels, and throughout our branch network.
• Implementing operational changes that will set the stage for 2024 and beyond.
• Increasing interest payments to our members by over 400%.
• We have added over 35,000 new members, who we are here to provide the best unequal service – member experience without equal.
• Broadview is committed to being an active and responsible member of our communities we serve by employees volunteering over 5,000 hours in Broadview organized events and over 22,000 in outside of Broadview organized activities.
• Philanthropically, Broadview gave approximately $5 million back to the community highlighting such causes as food insecurity, children’s related causes, and health care related causes while raising awareness and providing hope.

Even though Broadview is one organization, we are currently operating on multiple banking systems that will be integrated this year! Our top priority is to ensure a seamless transition through this change.

Take a look the video and when you watch this, know that every one of you, our members, our employees, and our communities, played a major part in making this organization the best it can be!

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