MADISON, Wis.– Landmark Credit Union said it plans to open five new by the end of 2027 as part of its strategic growth plan, beginning this week with the opening of its new Monroe Street location to replace the Spring Street branch less than a mile away.
“Madison is an important market for Landmark, and the opening of our Monroe Street branch reflects our commitment to serving this immediate and expanded community for years to come,” President and CEO Tim Mackay said in a statement. “While Landmark has maintained a single Madison branch presence for more than a decade, this is the first step in a broader investment in the region as we increase access to financial services and continue building relationships with the people, families and businesses that call this community home.”
The $7.7-billion Landmark Credit Union, which is based 70 miles east in Brookfield, Wis., said its Madison strategy includes steady growth with plans to add four additional branches over the next year and a half, providing convenient access to retail, mortgage lending and commercial banking services in one of Wisconsin’s fastest-growing markets.
The New Locations
Landmark CU said future branch locations include:
- Sun Prairie – A more than 4,000 square-foot new build in a central location that offers full retail services plus mortgage lending and access to the Landmark Investment Center (LIC).
- Middleton – A leased space, with more than 4,000 square-feet positioned right on University Avenue for easy, full-service banking access, including access to LIC.
- Waunakee – Another new build in a growing community with nearly 3,600 square feet of space to service members – from typical banking needs to mortgage lending, LIC and more.
- East Washington Avenue – Leased location near the Capitol which will offer retail and LIC services and become a full-service office for Landmark’s commercial banking team.
Donations to United Way
With the five new Madison-area branch openings, Landmark CU said it will partner with United Way of Dane County to support local youth and their families as part of a broader community initiative. For each checking account that is opened at these new locations, Landmark will donate $100 to United Way’s Reducing School Mobility initiative, for up to a total of $50,000 invested into the community in less than two years’ time. Landmark said its investment will support families with children experiencing housing instability, allowing them to maintain housing and avoid the social and academic disruption of switching schools.
