MADISON, Wis.— CUES has named the winners of its annual individual awards and the class of 2023 Hall of Fame inductees.
This year’s award winners are:
- John Pembroke Catalyst for Change Award: Golden 1 Credit Union, Sacramento, Calif.
- CUES Outstanding Chief Executive Award: Carla Cicero, president and CEO, Numerica Credit Union, Spokane, Wash.
- Exceptional Leader Award: Mollie Bell, chief development officer, Ent Credit Union, Colorado Springs, Colo.
- CUES Distinguished Director Award: Scott Burt, Board chair, Mountain America Credit Union, Sandy, Utah
- 2023 Emerging Leader Award: Jayde DelGado, branch manager, Harborstone Credit Union, Lakewood, Wash.
Hall of Fame Inductees
In addition, the 2023 inductees into the CUES Hall of Fame were recognized for their “contributions to the profession and the industry, involvement in community service, education and a history of self-improvement, and contributions to CUES.”
This year’s inductees included:
- Robert (Bob) N. Trunzo, president Emeritus, TruStage, Madison, Wis.
- Tony Budet, retired CEO, University FCU, Austin, Texas
- Jan Roche, retired CEO, State Department FCIU, Alexandria, Va.
- Bill Kiss and Jeff Shewfelt, co-CEOs, Gulf and Fraser, Burnaby, B.C.
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