Financial Center First CU President receives Chairman’s Award from the Martin Luther King Indiana Holiday Celebration
INDIANAPOLIS, IN (January 29, 2019) — The King Commission of the Martin Luther King Indiana Holiday Celebration (MLKIHC) recently awarded Financial Center’s President and CEO, J. Kevin Ryan, with its Chairman’s Award. The award was presented at the 28th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Indiana Holiday Celebration on January 10th, 2019.
The Chairman’s Award recognizes local projects, programs, initiatives, or leaders that make significant contributions towards achieving the dream of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in the areas of economic development, poverty reductions, and social justice or peacemaking efforts.
J.Kevin Ryan, received the Chairman’s Award for Financial Center’s extensive community outreach efforts, specifically for championing financial literacy in Indiana. Financial Center is a five-time national award winner in the area of adult financial education and consistently teaches financial literacy to more than 4,000 people annually through classroom instruction, business partnerships, one-on-one financial counseling, monthly member seminars, and weekly seminars at the Consul de Mexico.
“I am humbled to be recognized by the King Commission for carrying on Dr. King’s dream of improving our community,” said J. Kevin Ryan, President and CEO of Financial Center First Credit Union, “But my credit union’s mission to help people does not stop here. We continue to reach underserved communities in the best way we know how – by providing free financial education so people can make the most informed decisions possible about their finances.”
J. Kevin Ryan receives the Chairman’s Award at the 28th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Indiana Holiday Celebration.
(L to R): Tanya Bell, President and CEO of Indiana Black Expo; Jená Bellezza, Chair of the MLKIHC;J. Kevin Ryan, President and CEO of Financial Center First Credit Union; Lt. Governor Eric Holcomb; Gregory L. Wilson Sr., Executive Director of the Indiana Civil Rights Commission.
About Financial Center First Credit Union
At Financial Center, nearly 70,000 members are in pursuit of healthier, more vibrant financial lives. Our Credit Union manages $860 million in assets for a diverse community of members in greater Indianapolis, Kokomo and Muncie, Indiana - and beyond. We’re known for providing inclusive banking services, free financial wellness resources, and the people and products to create momentum for whatever’s ahead. Our team of nearly 200 employees are expert coaches and mentors for members - helping them discover new possibilities and chase down their next financial milestones. Join us at fcfcu.com today.
