MADISON, Wis.—Eighty-seven people have graduated from CUNA Management School and now hold Certified Credit Union Executive (CCUE) designations.
The designations follow completion of a three-year executive education program, as well as exams, projects and an oral presentation.
“Eighty-seven new leaders are prepared to bring innovation to their organizations and to the credit union movement,” said Kristin Ryan, director of learning events at CUNA. “Over the course of their three-year journey, these new CCUE designees learned advanced credit union management and operations techniques, preparing them to advance into higher executive roles and provide leadership that engages and motivates their entire staff. We congratulate these newest CCUEs and look forward to watching them drive lasting change in the industry.”
Medlen Wins Al Jordan Award
The Al Jordan Award, which honors a student who depicts traits of loyalty, fidelity and service was awarded to Wednesday Medlen, membership/business development officer at Community Plus FCU. Medlen joins a group of CUNA Management School graduates who are recognized in the school’s Hall of Fame.
The full list of graduates can be found here.