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Award programs are in place to honor professionals, volunteers, and credit unions for excellence in leadership and service. Awards include the Louise Herring Award, the Dora Maxwell Award, the Professional of the Year Award, and the Volunteer of the Year Award.
For information and applications for the Florida Credit Union League Awards Program, click on the links below or contact Amy Jowers at the Florida Credit Union League. Entries may be sent to the Florida Credit Union League, Care of Amy Jowers, 3773 Commonwealth Blvd., Tallahassee, FL 32303.
The Professional of the Year Award annually recognizes the Florida credit union professional that deserves recognition for their contributions to advance the credit union movement in both Florida and the nation. Winners of this award will be recognized for their lifetime achievements and efforts to help craft an environment that allows credit unions to grow and prosper in order to better serve their members.
Individuals who have a record of productive service to their Credit Union, the Florida Credit Union League, FCUL Service Group, Chapters, Credit Union National Association or service to the credit union movement of special Florida significance are eligible.
The Volunteer of the Year Award annually recognizes the Florida credit union volunteer who has selflessly contributed time, effort, and talent to the development of the credit union movement in Florida. Volunteers are an integral part of the credit union structure and their contributions deserve recognition. Their contributions resonate throughout the credit union community by illuminating the most important part of the credit union structure.
In addition to volunteer service at the individual credit union(s), nominees should have a record of involvement at the chapter level. State and national levels of involvement are also encouraged and highly looked upon.
Both the recipient of the Professional of the Year Award and the Volunteer of the Year Award will automatically be inducted to the FCUL Hall of Fame in the year the award is received.
Congratulations to the below recipients of this year's Professional and Volunteer of the Year awards!
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The 2009 Professional of the Year Award was posthumously awarded to John A. Davis, Jr. formerly of Pen Air FCU. Davis served as president and CEO of Pen Air from 1998 to October 2008. Click here to read about John's contributions to the credit union movement. |
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The recipient of the 2009 Volunteer of the Year Award is H. C. "Chris" Brooks, Gulf Winds Credit Union volunteer. He has been a volunteer on Gulf Winds Board of Directors for 30 Years. Click here to learn more about Chris' credit union history. |
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These two programs identify credit unions that demonstrate the credit union "People-Helping-People" philosophy. The Dora Maxwell Award program honors the work of credit unions in the community and the Louise Herring Award program recognizes the practical application of credit union philosophy in daily internal operations. State winners in the two programs will advance to national competition for judging.
Information and Entry Award Applications:
Louise Herring Award for Philosophy in Action
Dora Maxwell Social Responsibility Award
Award Resources:
FAQ's on the Dora Maxwell and Louise Herring Awards
Ideas for Dora Maxwell and Louise Herring Projects
Secrets for a Winning Entry for Dora Maxwell and Louise Herring Awards
Congratulations to the 2009 winners of the Dora Maxwell and Louise Herring Awards! Each of the first place winners will automatically advance to the national competition where CUNA will select the national award winners.
$50 million-$100 million:
1st Place: PBC CU, West Palm Beach
2nd Place: Gold Coast FCU, West Palm Beach
$200 million-$500 million:
1st Place: Insight Financial CU, Orlando
2nd Place: Tampa Bay Federal Credit Union, Tampa
Honorable Mention: Sarasota CU, Sarasota
$500 million in assets and above:
1st Place: Pen Air FCU, Pensacola
2nd Place: Community 1st CU of Florida, Jacksonville
Honorable Mention: FAIRWINDS CU, Orlando
$50 - 250 million in assets:
1st Place: Gold Coast Federal Credit Union, West Palm Beach
$250 million in assets or more:
1st Place: CFE FCU, Tampa
2nd Place: FAIRWINDS Credit Union, Orlando
Honorable Mention: Grow Financial FCU, Tampa
Look for summaries of the entries soon!
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