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PAHO/WHO FCU ranks 5th in American Banker’s Best Credit Union to Work For®

WASHINGTON, DC (September 6, 2024) — For the fourth consecutive year PAHO/WHO Federal Credit Union has been named one of the American Banker’s Best Credit Unions to Work For®. The Credit Union ranked 5th overall out of the 70 credit unions recognized nationwide. PAHO/WHO FCU was recognized for building out career paths for different roles across the organization to retain existing talent and to provide growth opportunities for professionals eager to develop.

“We are once again honored by the recognition and are grateful for the support of our Board of Directors and the commitment of our employees,” said Miguel Boluda, Jr., CEO of PAHO/WHO FCU. “Our mission to help members of the global health community live better, healthier financial lives includes our employees. We are proud to foster an environment where commitment and dedication to service is valued and exemplified in everything we do and our employees are afforded many avenues for professional growth.”

American Banker has recognized credit unions that not only demonstrate their commitment to the communities they serve, but also credit unions that excel in providing a quality workplace that meet the needs of current employees while also enticing new generations of talent.

In total, 70 credit unions were named as Best Credit Unions to Work For. The full Best Credit Unions to Work For list is available online. The award process began with Best Companies Group reviewing employers’ benefits and workplace policies and practices, followed by extensive employee surveys. In addition to work environment, benefits and employee perks, many of this year’s winners have been recognized for how they’ve anticipated and supported employees’ needs through leadership, communication and career development.

About PAHO/WHO Federal Credit Union

PAHO/WHO Federal Credit Union (pahofcu.org) has for 75 years proudly served the global health community by helping members live better, healthier financial lives. With assets of over $330 million and serving 8,100 members, the Credit Union strives to live the values of integrity, respect, and solidarity every day while serving members of the global health community.