Credit union extends long-term partnership with CUSO

Member Driven Technologies (MDT), a CUSO that hosts the Symitar core processing system from Jack Henry™ to provide a private cloud alternative for core processing and IT needs, today shared that Soo Co-Op Credit Union has extended their relationship with MDT and also plans to go live with Jack Henry’s Banno.

Soo Co-Op Credit Union has been live with MDT for nearly 15 years, during which time they’ve almost doubled in size. This next phase of their relationship will maintain this growth focus while also prioritizing navigating the evolving fintech ecosystem and enhancing members’ digital experience. With Banno, the credit union expects to deliver a more modern, robust digital journey for members across mobile and online banking. 

“MDT has been a reliable, strategic partner over the years not only because of their robust core platform but because of their experienced, knowledgeable staff; their support has been a valuable part of our success,” said Lynda Ellis, CEO of Soo Co-Op Credit Union. “By relying on MDT to take care of IT maintenance, we have been able to focus on mission critical initiatives such as member service and growth strategy.”

Ellis added, “MDT has always helped us evaluate and vet fintech partners; we’ve benefitted from leveraging many of the CUSO’s partner solutions such as Alogent, Doxim and FedReporter. By launching Banno, we will be able to deliver an innovative experience that meets our members’ evolving expectations while also enabling our employees to be more efficient.”

“We’re proud to be a long-standing partner of Soo Co-Op Credit Union, a credit union that is committed to constantly evolving to best serve their members,” said Larry Nichols, CEO and president of MDT. “Over the past decade and a half, we’ve provided the credit union with the technology support they need to meet changing business, regulatory and member service needs. We look forward to continuing our partnership, helping them adopt new technologies and strengthen member relationships while staying true to their mission and values.”