Gerber CEO John Buckley Inducted into Credit Union House Hall of Leaders
On March 3, Gerber Federal Credit Union CEO John P. Buckley was one of 20 credit union champions inducted into the Credit Union House Hall of Leaders in honor of their significant contributions to the credit union industry.
Buckley has been President/CEO of Gerber since 2006, leading the organization’s growth in membership, advocacy and stature as a community leader.
“I am incredibly humbled to be inducted into the CU House Hall of Leaders,” said Buckley. “The roster of inductees are names I have long admired, and to be included amongst them, is an honor I will cherish forever.”
According to the Credit Union House, members of the Hall of Leaders are exceptional individuals that have dedicated their lives to perpetuating the credit union mission and philosophy.
Last year, Buckley was the recipient of MCUL’s Distinguished Service Award, an award celebrating a lifetime of achievement and exceptional dedication to the credit union industry.
Buckley has volunteered for numerous organizations, serving as Board Chair for MCUL, Compliance Committee Chair for Spectrum Health West Michigan, a Board Member for United Way of the Lakeshore and Vice Chair of the Newaygo County Economic Development Advisory Committee.
“John Buckley’s induction into the Hall of Leaders is a testament to his lifelong dedication to the credit union movement,” said Michigan Credit Union League President/CEO Patty Corkery. “His leadership, advocacy and commitment to community service have made, and continue to make, a tangible difference in Michigan. John has always led with passion and purpose, and this recognition is a fitting tribute to his impact.”
The Credit Union House exists to meet the needs of the members of the credit union community while they are in Washington, D.C. It fosters relationships between advocates and elected officials, creates a universal and positive awareness of credit unions. The Credit Union House is owned by every statewide credit union association/league and the American Association of Credit Union Leagues (AACUL).
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