Celebrating Leadership: Devon Lyon Named CEO of the Year by the Cooperative Credit Union Association

At ACT Advisors, we believe great leadership inspires progress—not just within an organization, but across an entire movement. That’s why we’re thrilled to celebrate Devon Lyon, CEO of Central One Federal Credit Union, who has been named CEO of the Year by the Cooperative Credit Union Association (CCUA).

Why This Recognition Matters

The CCUA’s CEO of the Year Award honors executives who demonstrate exceptional leadership, innovation, and commitment to the credit union philosophy of people helping people. Devon’s leadership has embodied those values while driving forward a vision of financial empowerment, operational excellence, and community engagement.
 
Under his direction, Central One FCU continues to evolve and expand its reach, offering modern solutions while remaining deeply connected to the members and communities it serves. His thoughtful approach to change and his ability to lead with purpose make him a model for the next generation of credit union leaders.
 

A Leader Focused on People and Progress

Devon’s impact extends beyond his organization—he’s helping shape the broader credit union landscape. Through collaboration, innovation, and a deep belief in the cooperative spirit, he has strengthened member trust and championed the values that make credit unions unique.
 
Congratulations, Devon and Central One FCU!
 
We’re honored to work alongside leaders like Devon Lyon, whose vision continues to move the credit union movement forward.
 
Join us in congratulating Devon and the Central One Federal Credit Union team on this outstanding achievement!
 

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