Alloya Marks 15 Years, Unveils $10,000 CU Story Initiative
By CU Today Staff —
NAPERVILLE, Ill.—Alloya Corporate FCU is celebrating its 15th anniversary with a new initiative that will provide $10,000 to each of the first 250 eligible member credit unions that share stories about how they are positively affecting their members and communities.
CEO Todd Adams announced the “Celebrate Your Story” initiative during Alloya’s 12th annual Credit Union Leadership Symposium, held Sept. 9-11 in Nashville. One featured story each month will also result in an additional $10,000 donation to a charity selected by the credit union.
“Every credit union has a story that demonstrates the impact of people helping people,” Adams said. “Through Celebrate Your Story, we want to shine a spotlight on the remarkable ways credit unions are strengthening their memberships, supporting their communities and bringing the Power of Cooperation to life every day. We look forward to recognizing and sharing these stories so others can be inspired by the difference credit unions make.”
The symposium drew nearly 400 credit union professionals from 26 states and featured presentations addressing leadership, innovation, workforce engagement, economic trends and the growing role of artificial intelligence. Speakers included innovation expert Josh Linkner, economist Elliot Eisenberg, former U.S. Navy Cmdr. Mike Abrashoff and AI expert Byron Reese.
Alloya also updated attendees on its products, services and strategy during its annual meeting. “As we reflect on 15 years of serving our members and look toward the future, we remain committed to helping credit unions succeed by delivering innovative solutions, strengthening partnerships and creating opportunities for collaboration across the industry,” Adams said.
Headquartered in Naperville, Alloya provides liquidity, investments, digital payments and other services to more than 1,200 member credit unions and credit union entities nationwide. Its next Credit Union Leadership Symposium is scheduled for Sept. 8-10, 2027, in Scottsdale, Ariz.
Originally reported by CU Today.