ANN ARBOR, Mich.–University of Michigan Credit Union said it is partnering with Detroit Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs.
"Shortly after Jahmyr was drafted by the Lions last year, this amazing partnership started. Jahmyr's authenticity, values, and professionalism were a clear match for UMCU,” said UMCU CEO Tiffany Ford.
A video related to the partnership is available here.
Added Gibbs, "As I started my career, I wanted a partner who could be a part of my financial team and shares my passion for community service. UMCU felt like the perfect fit from the start, and I am excited to embark on this journey together."
The $1.3-billion credit union, which is an official partner of the NFL team, said additional announcements related to the collaboration will be released, as well more information about exclusive offerings related to its Detroit Lions debit card.
NIL Deal With College Athlete
As CUToday.info recently reported here, UMCU has also entered into a name, image, likeness (NIL) deal with Will Johnson, who was named the Defensive MVP Award winner in the college football national championship game earlier this year.
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