Yeo & Yeo is proud to announce that Andrew Matuzak, CPA, PFS, principal and director of Yeo & Yeo Wealth Management, has been honored as one of eight recipients of the 21st Annual RUBY Awards, presented by 1st State Bank.
Yeo & Yeo is proud to announce that Andrew Matuzak, CPA, PFS, principal and director of Yeo & Yeo Wealth Management, has been honored as one of eight recipients of the 21st Annual RUBY Awards, presented by 1st State Bank at Apple Mountain in Freeland on February 24.
These awards recognize outstanding professionals under the age of 40 who are making a meaningful impact in their careers and throughout the Great Lakes Bay Region.
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Matuzak’s journey at Yeo & Yeo began in 2011. Over the past decade, he has advanced from staff accountant to principal, earning his Certified Public Accountant and Personal Financial Specialist credentials along the way, and building deep expertise in tax strategy, estate planning, and comprehensive financial planning. In 2025, he assumed leadership of Yeo & Yeo Wealth Management.
“Andrew exemplifies what it means to be a trusted advisor,” said Dave Youngstrom, President & CEO of Yeo & Yeo. “He brings together technical excellence, thoughtful leadership, and a true passion for helping people navigate some of life’s most complex financial decisions.”
Known for his ability to connect tax strategy with financial planning, Matuzak works closely with clients facing complex planning needs, including business succession, retirement planning, estate and trust considerations, and the specialized needs of high-net-worth individuals.
Matuzak is co-leader of Yeo & Yeo’s Death Care Services Group and is a member of the Trust/Estate/Gift Tax Services Group. He is a member of the Great Lakes Bay Estate Planning Council and frequently shares his insights on Yeo & Yeo’s Everyday Business Podcast. In the community, he serves as treasurer of the Thomas Township Business Association and is a member of the Saginaw Valley State University Advisory Board Council. He is based in the firm’s Saginaw office.
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“I’m incredibly honored to be recognized alongside so many talented professionals in our region,” Matuzak said. “This award reflects the support and mentorship I’ve received throughout my career and the incredible teams I get to work with every day.”
Yeo & Yeo Technology named to MSP 500 list
Yeo & Yeo Technology has been named by CRN, a brand of The Channel Company, to the Managed Service Provider (MSP) 500 list in the Pioneer 250 category for 2026.
“This recognition reflects the trust our clients place in us and the dedication our team brings every day,” said Jeff McCulloch, President of Yeo & Yeo Technology. “Technology is more complex and risk-filled than ever, and our role is to simplify it, secure it, and help organizations use it as a strategic advantage. That commitment is what continues to drive our work.”
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CRN’s annual MSP 500 list is a comprehensive guide to the leading MSPs in North America. MSPs deliver essential managed services that enhance business efficiency, simplify IT, and optimize return on technology investments for their customers. The Pioneer 250 category highlights MSPs that are dedicated to serving small and midsize businesses.
Yeo & Yeo Technology (YYTECH) was recognized for its long-standing commitment to helping Michigan organizations navigate an increasingly complex technology landscape through dependable managed IT services and proactive cybersecurity solutions. With more than 40 years of experience, the firm has continuously evolved to meet client needs, transitioning from traditional IT support to a modern managed services model centered on security, stability, and strategic guidance.
Dow Credit Union Saginaw Branch welcomes 1,000th member, invites nominations of nonprofits for $1,000 donation
Dow Credit Union’s Saginaw Branch has officially welcomed its 1,000th member, Danielle W., a Merrill resident, two and a half years after opening its doors.
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To celebrate this milestone, Dow Credit Union is inviting community members to visit the Saginaw branch at 5420 Gratiot Rd. throughout the month of March to nominate a nonprofit headquartered in Saginaw County for a chance to receive a $1,000 community donation.
To participate, stop by the branch during normal business hours and complete a brief Official Nomination Form that includes the nominator’s name and contact information, the name of the nonprofit, and a short description—100 words or fewer—explaining why the organization is deserving of the donation.
To ensure fairness, each person may submit only one nomination. All nominations will be reviewed by a Community Support Selection Committee, and the selected nonprofit will be announced on Wednesday, April 15. All entries must be submitted on the Official Nomination Form in person at the Saginaw branch by close of business on Tuesday, March 31 at 5 p.m. Nonprofits may operate in other counties or have a broader impact, but must be headquartered in Saginaw County to qualify.
“Our Saginaw Branch has quickly become a vital hub for the community,” said Michael Goad, President/CEO of Dow Credit Union. “Reaching our 1,000th member is more than a number—it’s a reflection of the trust and relationships we’ve built. Each member’s success is our success, and we’re proud to provide the tools, resources, and services that help our members thrive and strengthen the Saginaw community.”
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Since opening, the Saginaw Branch has played an integral role in strengthening Dow Credit Union’s presence throughout the Great Lakes Bay Region. Deposits at the branch exceed $51.7 million, contributing to the credit union’s $2.6 billion asset base. The branch underscores its value as both a trusted financial partner and a community resource, broadening its local impact through financial education programs, university partnerships, nonprofit initiatives, and support for home repair grants.
This growth aligns with a landmark year for Dow Credit Union overall. Within the last year, the organization has earned multiple national recognitions for deposit products, expanded statewide membership to all Michiganders, eliminated NSF fees, launched business accounts, and introduced Preferred Checking.
The credit union also returned over $18 million to members through its 2025 member giveback.
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“Dow Credit Union’s Saginaw Branch has truly become a cornerstone for our local community,” said Eugene Seals, President of the Saginaw Chamber of Commerce. “Welcoming the 1,000th member is a testament to the trust and strong relationships they’ve built with residents and businesses alike. Their commitment to supporting financial wellness, local initiatives, and community partnerships makes a real difference in Saginaw, and we’re proud to celebrate this milestone with them.”