Grabicki in new role at Numerica

Michelle Grabicki, previously vice president of branch administration at Numerica Credit Union, recently accepted the position of vice president of corporate culture.

Grabicki joined Numerica in 2001 and has been instrumental in the success of the credit union, overseeing the operations of Numerica's 17 branches throughout eastern and central Washington and North Idaho as well as its member service center in Spokane Valley. Before joining Numerica, Grabicki worked with STCU and Sterling Savings, and offers a total of 25 years of credit union industry experience.

Grabicki graduated from Western CUNA Management School in 2004, and is currently completing her Bachelor of Science in Business Management at Washington Governors University. She is currently a member of the Credit Union National Association's Operations, Sales and Services Executive Committee.

Grabicki is a member of the Spokane County United Way board of directors, and recently served as the event chair for the Inland Northwest Blood Center's annual event, Epicurean Delight.

As VP of corporate culture, Grabicki will oversee internal culture initiatives, corporate training programs, and leadership and organizational development.

Numerica Credit Union currently has more than 100,000 members throughout Central and Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho and $1.4 billion in assets. It offers a full line of financial products and services, including mortgages and business products. Membership is open to anyone who lives or works in the state of Washington or the Idaho Panhandle.

Goodwin transfers to manager of Numerica's Coeur d'Alene branch

Mark Goodwin recently transferred to manager of Numerica Credit Union's Coeur d'Alene branch.

Goodwin has worked in the banking industry for six years. He possesses a diverse background in the financial industry, most recently as the float manager for Numerica and prior to that, Goodwin was a teller supervisorat Numerica's Hayden branch. His experience also includes being a client services program manager for West Corporation, earning his preliminary teaching credential and serving in the United States Army for five years.

Goodwin also earned a bachelor of science degree in information technology from National University in San Diego, Calif.

Schuh elected to Kubota dealer advisory board

Bruce Schuh of Coeur d'Alene Tractor has been elected to represent the Western Division and serve on the 2014-15 National Dealer Advisory Board for Kubota Tractor Corporation. Comprised of eight members representing all regions of the U.S., this board is a critical link in the dealer-manufacturer relationship with Kubota.

With dealership locations in Coeur d'Alene, Bonners Ferry and Spokane, Schuh said the decision to carry the Kubota brand in 1976 has proven to be a smart one, allowing him to build many strong relationships.

The advisory board members are selected by their peers in their respective regional divisions.

Schuh said as an incoming member of the dealer advisory board, he would like to advocate for an update in Kubota's inventory management systems, to better assist dealers in understanding product availability and delivery times.

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