Scott Beckwith graduated from the Pacific Coast Banking School at the University of Washington in 2009 and the Northwest Credit Union Business Lending School in 2012. He has a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Hope College in Holland, Michigan.

Scott has been a commercial lender in the South Puget Sound since 2005. His objective is to create a winning experience for borrowers by using responsible lending practices. This is achieved by getting to know borrowers’ objectives and long-term plans in order to make appropriate recommendations. It is important to get started by properly identifying needs and then working within mutually acceptable plans. Scott has done many types of commercial loans, including SBA 504, SBA 7(a), residential spec, and commercial construction, as well as working capital and term loans for real estate and equipment.

Scott is actively involved in the community, having served as Board President of the Downtown Olympia YMCA and Olympia Capital Centennial Rotary Club. He has also served as the Fundraising Chair for both organizations for many years, and he received volunteer-of-the-year awards from both organizations.

Scott enjoys golfing, running, and family time.

Marcy was born in Pierce County and has enjoyed being a lifelong resident. Graduating from the University of Puget Sound, she received her B.A. in Biology and worked in the environmental field conducting site hazard assessments. Marcy switched gears and began her financial career in lending, originating home loans.

Seventeen years later, Marcy is passionate about helping members achieve financial prosperity, building relationships within our community, and finding solutions to the challenges many members face. With a variety of experience and a wealth of knowledge, Marcy is passionate about assisting business owners with their needs. She works each day to build relationships and establish herself as a valued resource for each of her clients to help them build their business.

Active in the Tacoma community, Marcy enjoys tutoring for Tacoma Community House and has served on the New Phoebe House board, in addition to volunteering at her daughters’ schools. She is a competitive tennis player, a hot yoga enthusiast, and always ready for an adventure.

Allison grew up in California but has lived in the Puget Sound area since 2000 and is actively involved in the community helping local businesses grow and succeed.

She graduated from Southern Oregon State University with a bachelor’s degree in business administration. After college, she owned and operated an aviation business for 10 years and understands the day-to-day needs of local business owners.

Allison’s banking career began in 2000, progressing from teller to personal banker to assistant branch manager before joining Harborstone Credit Union in 2009. After years of working with consumers and businesses with their financial needs, she joined the Business Team as a Cash Management and Business Deposit MX Manager, assisting our business members with products and services to help them run their business, including Business Line of Credit, Cash Management, Card Acceptance Services, Payroll, and Remote Deposit Capture.

She has a strong passion for helping businesses in her community succeed by giving them all the resources to operate efficiently and grow successfully. Allison also volunteers her time with the Hilltop Coalition and Valeo Vocation. When she isn’t working or volunteering, she enjoys reading, cooking, and hiking.

Barb was born and raised in Puyallup, Washington, and graduated from Puyallup High School. After graduating from high school, she attended Green River Community College and studied Criminal Justice, specifically Forensic Sciences. However, her path took her into the food service industry, and after years of hard work, Barb opened her own catering business and bartending school in Spokane, Washington.

Barb moved back to the Puget Sound in 2003 and made a change in careers by going into the financial industry. She began as a merchant teller and worked her way up. “I believe you can gain a lot of experience, knowledge, and respect by starting at entry level,” she stated. Barb has been in Cash Management for the last 18 years, but her passion remains the same: helping people whether they are co-workers or clients.

Barb’s late sister, who passed after a long battle with cancer, taught her how to be the best version of herself and that each person makes an impact in the world. She tries every day to live positively-even during challenging times-like her sister did.

When Barb isn’t working, she enjoys spending time with her husband of 37 years, their daughter, and their two grandsons. She also loves reading true crime and mystery books, listening to music, and spending time at the beach in any weather.