Todd Hall, Truliant Federal Credit Union’s president and CEO, spent time with local business leaders this week laying out his case for why the credit union’s headline-grabbing $90 million sale-leaseback of its Winston-Salem headquarters is not a sign it is sneaking out of town. Hall said the move was a deliberate way to unlock capital for growth while keeping jobs in the Triad, and he tied that strategy to Truliant’s past “merger scars” and its …
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