SNELLVILLE, Ga.–The African American Credit Union Coalition will hold its next Friday Conversation in its Commitment to Change series today when it honors six people who have won its Young Professional Leadership Awards.
The free webinar will begin at 1 p.m. ET.
“At AACUC, we believe in the power of young credit union professionals to shape the future of the movement! Join us as we shine a spotlight on the incredible accomplishments of the dynamic minds driving innovation and change,” the organization said. “Get ready to be inspired as we honor six outstanding credit union young professionals who are bold, mindful and brave leaders. These incredible individuals have shown unwavering dedication and enthusiasm, propelling AACUC's mission forward.”
The Honorees
The honorees include:
- Cortney Arnold, community development director, The Cooperative Trust | Filene Research Institute
- Alicia Chaney Anderson, senior recruiter, VISA
- Staci Hering, director of culture and engagement, Illinois Credit Union League
- Barbara Mojica, executive director, NLCUP
- Miranda Pierfax, training manager & DEI coordinator, USC Credit Union
- Troy Simmons, vice president of service center operations, Suncoast Credit Union
Dohnia Dorman, chief experience officer for the African-American Credit Union Coalition, will serve as emcee.
To register, go here.
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