Tina Muth Promoted to Market President of Aggieland Credit Union

COLLEGE STATION, Texas - May 4, 2026 - PRLog -- Greater Texas Credit Union has promoted Tina Muth as Market President, leading strategic expansion and operations for the Aggieland Credit Union subsidiary in the Bryan-College Station market.

Muth, a 33-year veteran of the credit union, previously served as Executive Officer for Aggieland. In her new capacity as Market President, she will continue to bolster the credit union's role as the official credit union of Texas A&M University while overseeing four branches and all local community relations.

"Tina's deep connection to the Aggie community and her decades of leadership have been instrumental to our success," said Sidney Henderson, Senior Vice President of Marketing at Greater Texas|Aggieland Credit Union. "As Market President, her expertise will be vital as we continue to grow our membership throughout the Brazos Valley and within Texas A&M."

Muth's career with the credit union began in 1993. She has held various leadership roles, including Assistant Vice President of Market Development and Operations. Her promotion reflects Greater Texas Credit Union's commitment to advancing talent from within its ranks to drive growth.

Beyond her professional duties, Muth is a prominent community leader and volunteer, serving the Boys and Girls Club of the Brazos Valley and Sleep in Heavenly Peace. She was born and raised in Bryan-College Station and is an Aggie mom of two.

About Aggieland Credit Union

Aggieland Credit Union (http://aggielandcu.org/) was founded in 1985 by Aggies as a financial cooperative to support fellow Aggies and their families. The credit union is now a subsidiary of Greater Texas Credit Union and emphasizes community stewardship, charitable giving, and employee volunteerism. The credit union offers a wide variety of consumer-oriented banking services to its 80,000 members across the state of Texas and has locations in Bryan-College Station, Austin, Houston, San Antonio, Edinburg, and the Arlington market with assets of nearly $1 billion.