CGO Named Women in Technology Honoree
Published May 27, 2023
Neighborhood Credit Union Chief Growth Officer Named Women in Technology Honoree by Dallas Business Journal
Dallas, TX – Neighborhood Credit Union is proud to announce that its Chief Growth Officer, Carolyn Jordan, has been awarded the prestigious Women in Technology accolade by the Dallas Business Journal. This esteemed recognition is part of the 10th Annual Women in Technology Awards program, which commends exceptional women who are leaving an indelible mark in the technology field across diverse industries in North Texas.
The Women in Technology Awards program serves as a platform to honor trailblazers who have demonstrated exceptional leadership in technology and their remarkable contributions to advancing the technological landscape in our region. Carolyn Jordan has proven to be a driving force in the field, displaying unwavering commitment, innovation, and expertise that have propelled Neighborhood Credit Union to new heights.
"For me, as a leader of Neighborhood Credit Union, the most important decision is cultivating a purposeful culture and environment. When our teams feel their work is meaningful and impactful, our members find us relevant. Technology has enabled us to achieve purpose and relevancy for 93 years,” said Carolyn Jordan. “Ultimately, the most crucial decision revolves around people and relationships. I'm grateful to the Dallas Business Journal for this recognition and extend my thanks to my team, family, and the Neighborhood Credit Union staff and board of directors."
Carolyn has been with Neighborhood Credit Union for over four decades and is well respected by her peers on the local, state, and national levels. Currently, she leads the growth areas of the credit union, including the online and mobile digital channel, data analytics, special projects, product development, marketing, and advocacy. Carolyn serves on the Consumer Depository Institutions Advisory Council for the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank, the Credit Union National Association Political and Grassroots Network, and the Texas Regional Chapter of the African American Credit Union Coalition (AACUC) executive committee. She is a past Chair and current member of the Credit Union National Association (CUNA) Operations and Member Experience Council, a nationwide forum for credit union leaders.
Dallas Business Journal celebrated the honorees in person on May 18th. This special occasion provided an opportunity to hear from the honorees themselves as they share their experiences and insights, inspiring others to pursue excellence in the technology sector. As we recognize the outstanding leaders in technology, we also acknowledge their pivotal role in shaping the future of our region and beyond.
The Dallas Business Journal will feature Carolyn Jordan and her fellow honorees in a dedicated publication on May 26th. This comprehensive profile will showcase their exceptional journeys, highlighting the ways in which they have leveraged technology to revolutionize their respective industries.
About Neighborhood Credit Union: As an active part of the community for 93 years, Neighborhood Credit Union is a not-for-profit financial organization serving the state of Texas with branch locations in Collin, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, and Tarrant counties. With assets topping $1 billion, Neighborhood Credit Union has a continuously growing membership of 59,000. For more information, call (214) 748-9393 or visit our homepage.
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As an active part of the community for 93 years, Neighborhood Credit Union is a not-for-profit financial organization serving the state of Texas with branch locations in Collin, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, and Tarrant counties. With assets topping $1 billion, Neighborhood Credit Union has a continuously growing membership of over 60,000. For more information, call (214) 748-9393 or visit our homepage.