The CEO Roundtable Series is a special program series which features leaders from the Harrisburg region who speak about their professional journey, lessons learned, struggles and successes, and provide insight to young professionals hoping to make their own career path a success. This CEO Roundtable will feature George Nahodil, recently retired CEO from Members 1st Federal Credit Union.
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George Nahodil is the outgoing President & CEO of Members 1st Federal Credit Union. As a $7 billion credit union, Members 1st has nearly 60 branch locations across nine counties in Central PA, over 550,000 members and more than 1,200 associates. George holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Clarion State University and an M.B.A. from the University of Connecticut. George formerly served as the V.P. of Sales and Marketing for TransUnion and Comptroller of the city of Mount Vernon, NY. He also previously served as a New York state high school teacher. For nearly 17 years, George held the role of Executive Vice President of Retail Delivery, Public Relations and Marketing for Members 1st until his promotion to President and CEO in late 2017. George is a founding member of the Harrisburg Hilton Hill Society and has held previous board positions with CrossState Credit Union Foundation, Harrisburg Regional Chamber, Better Business Bureau, HACC Foundation, D.R.E.A.M. Partnership and Palmyra School District Foundation. Throughout his career, George has graciously been presented with various awards due to his contributions to the success of the credit union’s economic growth and stability, the credit union movement as well as the betterment of the Central PA community. Some of his recognitions include the Lehigh Valley’s Business Power 30 Award for Banking & Finance, CrossState Credit Union Association’s William W. Pratt Lifetime Achievement Award and Midstate Power Player, Game Changer: Most Admired CEO as well as Executive Management Award – all from the Central Penn Business Journal. George and his wife Kelley have been married for over 35 years and have two adult sons and two beautiful granddaughters. George is looking forward to spending more time with his family during retirement.
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