AURORA, Colo. – Westerra Credit Union held a grand opening for its new Quincy Place Banking Center.
Quincy Place Banking Center is located at the intersection of East Quincy Avenue and South Buckley Road (4231B South Buckley Road).
“Upon entering, members will experience a significant difference compared to traditional bank lobbies,” Westerra said.
With a sleek, modern design, welcoming atmosphere, three impressive art installations and zero teller lines, every aspect of this new location complements our digital world, it added.
“Quincy Place has been designed to facilitate meaningful conversations about members’ financial goals by enhancing our self-serve, digital-based transactions,” said Wade Paschall, Westerra’s chief marketing officer. “We’ve struck a nice balance with this new location. It complements our digital world while providing members with personalized experiences to help them prosper.”
Also notable, the nearby Centennial branch on Smoky Hill Road has closed as the new Quincy Place location allows Westerra to serve a greater portion of the Aurora market. The staff has moved to the new location.
“We received such a warm welcome from the Aurora community,” said Kristina Shaw, VP-communications & PR for Westerra, “Over 500 people attending our grand opening event on June 21st. The day-long event included tours of Quincy Place, swag and giveaways, plus free beer from Jade Mountain Brewery and food from Filipino Belly food truck. We are grateful for the participation of these local businesses and for the DJs from KOOL105 who stopped by to spin some tunes.”
Other highlights of the Quincy Place Banking Center include:
- A financial library with bookcases and seating areas. Not only is this a nod to Westerra’s founding in 1934 by eight schoolteachers, but the space facilitates financial education conversations and future financial literacy programs.
- State-of-the-art Interactive Virtual Tellers (IVTs) will be debuted later this year.
- Two conference rooms to ensure privacy for member transactions.
- Staff who can provide personalized member service and problem-solving