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Adam Coggshall Mba, Crc

Svp- Chief Credit Officer at Pima Federal Credit Union

Adam Coggshall, MBA, CRC has a strong background in credit and lending, with experience in various leadership roles. Adam currently serves as the SVP-Chief Credit Officer at Pima Federal Credit Union, where they oversee the credit union's underwriting guidelines and lending teams. In this role, they focus on ensuring effective and efficient operations to deliver exceptional member service and achieve strategic goals. Prior to this, Adam was the Senior Vice President - Business Services at Pima Federal Credit Union, where they developed the Commercial Lending Department by implementing necessary software applications and hiring personnel. Adam also evaluated and analyzed the creditworthiness of commercial loan applications and oversaw the review and analysis of appropriate reports.

Before joining Pima Federal Credit Union, Adam worked at Mission Federal Credit Union as the AVP, Commercial Real Estate Credit Manager. In this role, they evaluated loan requests, developed new business loan programs, and implemented policies and guidelines for underwriting and servicing business loans.

Adam's earlier experience includes working as an AVP-Senior Credit Analyst-Commercial Special Assets at California Bank & Trust and as a Claims Adjuster at Chartis. Adam started their career at Wells Fargo Bank as a Credit Manager/Personal Banker.

Adam Coggshall, MBA, CRC, has a comprehensive education history. Adam obtained their Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree with a focus on Business Administration from Point Loma Nazarene University, which they attended from 2009 to 2012. Prior to that, they pursued their Bachelors in Business Economics at California State University, Long Beach, where they studied from 2003 to 2006. In 2018, Adam also obtained a Credit Risk Certification from The Risk Management Association. Currently, they are enrolled in the Pacific Coast Banking School, where they are expected to complete their studies between 2022 and 2024.

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