ROME, NY – AUGUST 29, 2024: Danielle Hatashita has been announced as the Assistant Vice President of Financial Center Services for AmeriCU Credit Union. With over 24 years of dedicated service in the credit union industry, Hatashita brings a wealth of experience, leadership, and a deep understanding of member service to her new role.

Hatashita started her journey with AmeriCU in 2000 when she was hired as a full-time teller. She has since held various roles including Financial Center Manager of AmeriCU’s Cicero location for 17 years. As AVP of Financial Center Services, Hatashita will oversee the operations and strategic direction of the Rome and Utica area financial centers.

“I have been part of the AmeriCU team for over twenty-four years and have always enjoyed connecting with the community we serve. I am excited to take on this new role and continue my journey with the credit union,” said Hatashita. “I look forward to working closely with our financial centers to help our members achieve their financial goals to live life, dream big, and achieve financial success.”

In addition to her financial experience, Hatashita shares a passion for advancing the credit union movement and developing the next generation of leaders in the industry. Hatashita is deeply involved in the community, currently serving as the President of the Cicero Plank Road Chamber of Commerce. She is eager to get involved in the Mohawk Valley community. Her commitment to community development and economic growth aligns perfectly with AmeriCU’s mission and vision.

AmeriCU Credit Union is a member owned not-for-profit financial institution with a total asset of $2.7 billion and 20 financial centers which serve more than 164,000 members in New York and beyond. American Banker has recognized AmeriCU Credit Union as one of the Best Credit Unions to Work For in 2024. In a national survey, AmeriCU placed 27^th out of the top 70 credit unions nationwide and placed highest among New York State based credit unions.

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