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Global Credit Union Hires Northrim Exec

Sep 18, 2026 | Finance, Right Moves

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Bill Bailey has joined Global Credit Union as Senior Vice President, Business Banking. Bailey comes to Global from Northrim Bank, where he served as Senior Vice President and Business Development Manager.

In his new role, Bailey leads Global’s business banking strategy and the continued growth of its business member relationships, deposits, and loans.

Born and raised in Fairbanks, Bailey is a graduate of UAF and brings deep experience in business development, strategic communications, stakeholder engagement, and community partnership. His professional background includes leadership roles with the Rasmuson Foundation, Alyeska Pipeline Service Company, and the Fairbanks North Star Borough School District.

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“Throughout his career, Bill has built a strong reputation for developing teams, growing relationships, and delivering exceptional results for businesses and communities across Alaska,” says Global President and CEO Geoff Lundfelt. “His leadership will strengthen the business banking experience for our members and expand the ways we support local businesses and communities. We couldn’t be more excited to welcome him to the team.”

Bailey serves on the University of Alaska Foundation board of directors, the Alaska Airlines Advisory Board, and the Alaska Command Civilian Advisory Board for the 11th Air Force.

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