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Barbara Mahoney to Chair North Central Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce

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BARBARA MAHONEY TO CHAIR 

NORTH CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

North Central Mass.— Barbara Mahoney, president and CEO of All One Credit Union, has been elected Chair of the North Central Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce board of directors for 2024-2025. The announcement was made at the Chamber’s Annual Meeting on June 20, 2024. As the Chair of the Chamber’s board of directors, she will work with fellow board members, Chamber staff, and membership, to champion the Chamber in its mission to serve the region’s business community.

Mahoney was named president and CEO of All One Credit Union in 2020.  She first joined the credit union in 2003 as Vice President of Human Resources and rose through the ranks to become Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer in 2019. Founded in 1954, All One Credit Union is a member-owned, not-for-profit cooperative financial institution headquartered in Leominster, Mass. The credit union offers a full range of deposit, lending, and other financial services to more than 40,000 members in North Central Massachusetts.

In addition to her involvement with the Chamber, Mahoney serves on a number of boards and charitable organizations, including the Boys and Girls Club of Fitchburg/Leominster, MassHire North Central Workforce Board and the St. Bernard’s High School Foundation.

She succeeds James Vander Hooven, president of Mount Wachusett Community College, who now moves to the position of Immediate Past Chair of the board of directors.

“The Chamber is a dynamic and well-respected organization that plays a critical role in the economic development, tourism, workforce and community engagement for our region,” said Mahoney. “I am eager to work in collaboration with my esteemed board members to enhance the work done by Jim Vander Hooven and the current board to ensure our region continues to prosper for our businesses, provides a warm welcome for our visitors, and continues the strong community traditions that make our region a great place to call home.”

Mahoney was first elected to the Chamber’s board of directors in 2021 and has held several leadership positions, including Vice Chair and Treasurer. She also served on the Chamber’s Leadership Council, and the One North Central Leadership and Executive Committees.

“Barbara has made a significant impact in advancing and advocating for the Chamber over a number of years and in various roles,” said Roy Nascimento, president and CEO, North Central Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce. “Through her respected leadership, Barbara will continue to support our goals while advancing the interests of our members and that of our region.”

 

Barbara Mahoney

In the same election, Tony Fields, president, Clear Tech Group, based in Leominster, was elected Vice Chair. Allie Catlin, owner, Smith’s Country Cheese, located in Winchendon, was

elected to the position of Treasurer.

Board members elected for new terms were

  • Marieke Cormier, owner, Roots Natural Foods, Leominster
  • Christopher Hendry, president and CEO, IC Credit Union, Fitchburg
  • Patrick McCarty, president, McCarty Engineering, Inc., Leominster
  • Mark Hettinger, president and CEO, GFA Federal Credit Union, Gardner
  • Kayla Nault, owner of DeBonis & Davin Florist, Fitchburg, and Sage Home Collections, Townsend

Continuing current terms on the board of directors are

  • Melissa Glenny, president, Franklin Professional Associates, Leominster
  • Nick Haritos, president and CEO of AIS, Inc., Leominster
  • John Heroux, president of Micro Machine & Electronics, Inc., Leominster
  • Michael Johansen, president and CEO of Bemis Associates, Inc. in Shirley
  • Christopher McCarthy, Fidelity Bank, Leominster
  • Nicole Moorshead, general manager, Chocksett Inn, Sterling and the Colonial Hotel, Gardner
  • David Moura, president, Moura’s Cleaning Service, Fitchburg
  • Joshua Page, president, JP Electric and Son, Fitchburg
  • Rodrigo Souza, owner, Comeketo Brazilian Steakhouse, Leominster

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About the North Central Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce

The North Central Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce is a business advocacy and economic development organization. The Chamber’s mission is to advance the economy of North Central Massachusetts and strengthen its quality of place by connecting businesses, people, and ideas. The Chamber serves nearly 700 member businesses of all sizes from virtually all industries in the twenty-seven communities that comprise North Central Massachusetts. The Chamber was named 2023 Chamber of the Year by the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives and also received a five-star accreditation from the accrediting board of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Find the Chamber online at northcentralmass.com or on Twitter at @NCMChamber.

 

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Exciting Announcement

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Dear Member,

As we reflect upon the success and growth Leominster Credit Union (LCU) has achieved over the past 70 years and think about the years to come, we think about our unwavering commitment to our members and the continuous development of the communities we serve. We are grateful to those leaders who laid our foundation, honored to further our mission, and build on the credit union philosophy of People Helping People. The trust and faith you, our members, have put in LCU is valued and appreciated, and our priority is addressing your needs.

We consistently strive to stay progressive and competitive, and work toward helping our members achieve their financial goals. We accomplish this by living our core values, continuing to build on our products and services, enhancing efficiencies, improving technology to better serve you, all while positioning the institution for future success.

We are excited to announce Leominster Credit Union will be repositioning our brand and changing our name to be announced and unveiled this fall. It is important we present ourselves in a way that reflects our commitment to our members and our communities, embodies our values, encompasses everything we stand for and is inclusive to all. As we evolve, it is important our brand evolves, and we prepare the credit union for future generations, while delivering a message that is welcoming and meaningful across the six counties we serve.

This initiative will have minimal impact on your membership. To help you understand what this means, we have developed a Q & A that addresses common questions. We are grateful for your ongoing commitment to Leominster Credit Union and look forward to strengthening our relationships and growing within the communities we serve.

Barbara A. Mahoney
President & CEO Leominster Credit Union

Frequently Asked Questions: Members