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Leominster, MA – All One Credit Union is pleased to announce that Nicole Legere, Compliance Officer has been selected to “Crash the GAC” and attend the Government Affairs Conference, the nation’s premier advocacy event for America’s credit unions. GAC is an annual event by The Cooperative Trust in partnership with Credit Union National Association (CUNA). One Credit Union professional under the age of 35 from each state is selected and given the chance to participate in the CUNA event, as well as to meet veterans of the system.

“I am honored to be selected as a ‘Crasher’ for the 2016 GAC, and I truly look forward to what I know will be a once in a lifetime experience. My hope is to bring the highlights of my experience back to All One Credit Union and share it with everyone here.” – Nicole Legere

Crash the GAC will bring young credit union professionals together, running a tailored program alongside the main event and allowing for mentor sessions with key individuals; previously from the likes of National Credit Union Foundation, Credit Union National Association, Filene Research Institute and CUNA Mutual Group.

All Crashers selected receive a complimentary registration to attend GAC, from Credit Union National Association.

“We are extremely pleased that Nicole was selected from an exemplary field of professionals to participate in this year’s event,” commented John O’Brien, LCU President & CEO. “Not only is this an honor for Nicole to be chosen, but it will be a great opportunity for her professional development.”

“The commitment from both CUNA and The Cooperative Trust to the Crash the GAC program says a great deal about the importance of young adults in the credit union system” says James Marshall, Manager of The Cooperative Trust, “looking at the advocacy issues that face credit unions early in one’s career helps set our young professionals up with the right knowledge to help support their credit unions as they become our CEO’s of the future. With a reach across the whole of the United States, Crash the GAC brings a diverse group of future leaders to the forefront of credit unions at the industry’s premier event.”

The Crash the GAC is brought to you by The Cooperative Trust and CUNA, in association with Credit Union Leagues/Associations.

 

Leominster, MA, – Employees of All One Credit Union shared their holiday spirit by purchasing toys, clothes and gift cards for two local families. In addition to the gifts, the staff donated bags of food for each family.

From L-R: Todd Sibley, Sue Force, Ruthie Pisciotta, Ellen Coughlin, Mao Yang, Bryon Goguen,
Ann Marie Walker, and Ann Younie were getting ready to load the gifts into the LCU Van

Leominster, MA – John O’Brien, President/CEO and Gary Abrams, EVP/CEO/CFO of All One Credit Union presented Jodi Koeman, Executive Director of Community Harvest with a check in the amount of $2,000.  This donation is a result of a grant by Bankers Bank that was awarded to LCU to help support local non-profit organizations.  BBN raised the funds for the grant through their annual golf tournament and then distributed the funds to attending participants based on the states represented.  Community Harvest was selected by LCU as one of the recipients to receive monies from the grant.  Community Harvest estimated they would donate over 1.2 million serving of fresh fruits and vegetables to hunger relief agencies throughout Worcester County in 2015.

(L-R) John O’Brien, President & CEO/LCU; Jodi Koeman, Executive Director, Community Harvest; Gary Abrams, Executive Vice President /LCU

 

 

Leominster, MA – Bankers Bank Northeast recently awarded a $5,000 grant to Leominster Credit to help support local community organizations BBN raised the funds for the grant through their annual golf tournament and then distributed the funds to attending participants based on the states represented. The financial institutions then donated to non-profit organizations of their choice.

“We are grateful to BBN grant for providing us this opportunity to help make a difference in our local communities,” commented John O’Brien, LCU President and CEO. “Our goal was to assist charities that provide assistance to people in need.”

According to O’Brien, the grant will be allocated to; Kylee’s Kids, Leominster Mayor’s Heating Fund, Habitat for Humanity/Worcester, Sholan Farms, and Community Harvest.

Bryon Goguen, Assistant Controller, LCU; Randy Harris, AVP Treasury, LCU; John J. O’Brien, President & CEO, LCU; John Davey, SVP/Sales and Marketing BBN; Irene Tann, VP, Business Development, BBN