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BayFirst National Bank

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Headquartered in St. Petersburg, BayFirst National Bank proudly serves the Tampa Bay area through a growing network of local banking centers. With tailored products and programs that address the unique needs of the broad spectrum of individuals, families, and small business owners we serve, BayFirst takes banking a step further, delivering personalized service, innovative financial solutions, and the latest in technology to help our customers reach their goals while banking on their terms. At a time when community banks are becoming few and far between, BayFirst is here to stay and Here for What’s Next® in the lives of our customers. So, whether you're looking to grow your business, plan your personal finances, or simply set up a better way to save, we hope you’ll make BayFirst your first stop.

BankUnited

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GO FOR MORE™ AND COME TO BANKUNITED We don’t do business as usual. Our clients are smart, success-oriented and selective. They expect a financial advocate supporting them throughout their personal and professional journey. We are committed to providing clients with custom-fit solutions, so we aren’t looking for one-size-fits-all employees. You can make your unique contribution in BankUnited’s entrepreneurial, collaborative and fast-paced work environment. We go the extra mile by providing you with training and resources that will speak to your entrepreneurial spirit. At BankUnited, we aim to create an inclusive and diverse team of bold decision makers. Apply now to GO FOR MORE with BankUnited.

MIDFLORIDA Credit Union

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MIDFLORIDA began in 1954 as Polk County Teachers Credit Union. The Polk County School Superintendent told a young history teacher, Rebecca Keith, that Polk County teachers needed a credit union and asked if she would manage the credit union as its first Treasurer. Mrs. Keith went about setting all the appropriate paperwork in line and began accepting deposits, which she was known to keep in a shoebox at her home. Polk County Teachers Credit Union began with only 10 charter members but ended the first year with 273 members and about $7,000 on deposit. In 1957, the credit union expanded its charter to serve the employees and volunteers of the Highlands County School Board and, in 1963, the first professional office of MIDFLORIDA opened. In the late 70s, the credit union underwent a name change to become MIDFLORIDA Schools Federal Credit Union. The credit union continued to grow and prosper and, in 1997, the credit union applied for and received permission to expand its charter to include the communities of Polk and Highlands counties. This change represented a turning point for MIDFLORIDA since anyone who lived, worked, worshipped or attended school in Polk or Highlands County could join. That same year, MIDFLORIDA Schools Federal Credit Union became MIDFLORIDA Federal Credit Union. In 2002, MIDFLORIDA expanded its community charter to include Okeechobee, Sumter and Hardee counties. In planning for future expansion, MIDFLORIDA received permission in 2009 to become a state-chartered credit union, shortening the company name to MIDFLORIDA Credit Union. From 2010 to 2020, MIDFLORIDA's service area expanded in all directions. Additionally, mergers with Bay Gulf Credit Union, Bay Pines Credit Union, Indian River Federal Credit Union, Martin Federal Credit Union, and Community Bank & Trust of Florida, as well as a few spin-offs from other financial institutions, escalated the credit union's ability to provide service throughout most of the state of Florida. During the 2010s, membership more than doubled and total assets grew by 240%. From meager beginnings of a shoebox, MIDFLORIDA has grown to nearly 65 branches, more than 1,100 employees and assets over $5.6 billion. Presently, we are servicing more than 390,800 members in Florida with products and services that rival any local bank, while maintaining the credit union philosophy of excellent personal attention.

Trustco Bank

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In Banking We Trustco. TrustCo Bank Corp is the holding company for Trustco Bank, which operates in eastern New York, central and western Florida, and parts of Vermont, Massachusetts, and New Jersey. It has about 130 branches, offering individual and business customers a variety of deposit products and trust services. It primarily originates residential and commercial mortgages, which account for about three-quarters of its loan portfolio; it also writes business loans and home equity lines of credit. Since 2003, TrustCo Bank has nearly doubled its branch network in New York and Florida by opening new locations. It plans to continue opening new branches, albeit not as rapidly.