Austin, Texas, March 11, 2024 – Greater Texas Credit Union has added seasoned payments professional Jason Endsley to its management team as Vice President, Payments Strategy & Operations.
Endsley has been successfully managing card payment programs for 20 years. He has extensive experience in the consumer banking industry, commercial card operations, and government card payment services.
For the past eight years Endsley oversaw card operations and strategy at University Federal Credit Union. Under his leadership the card portfolio realized tremendous revenue growth. By modernizing its payments program, improving operational efficiency, and executing innovations, the credit union became a top 100 Visa card issuer in North America
Endsley is proficient in the entire spectrum of card services and today’s modern payment solutions such as Account-to-Account and Person-to-Person payment solutions and related operations.
“We are looking to Jason to enhance, optimize and grow our payment services,” said Lisa Back, CFO of Greater Texas Credit Union. “He will be instrumental in leading us to identify and implement new strategies to strengthen our card and payment offerings, which will positively impact members’ everyday transactional experience. That is part of our mission to deliver the best banking experience ever.”
Endsley has a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Texas at San Antonio. He is also a youth sports coach for the YMCA where he helps young athletes develop skills and foster a passion for doing their best and achieving success.
About Greater Texas Credit Union
Greater Texas Credit Union, founded in 1952, is a financial cooperative that emphasizes community stewardship, charitable giving, and employee volunteerism through its Greater Good initiative. Together with its subsidiary, Aggieland Credit Union – which serves the Brazos Valley – the credit union offers a wide variety of consumer-oriented banking services to its 85,000 members across the state of Texas. Greater Texas has locations in San Marcos-Austin, Houston, San Antonio, Bryan-College Station, Edinburg, and the Dallas-Ft. Worth market with assets of nearly $1 billion.
