Cornerstone League Announces SVP of Strategic Development

Cornerstone League has named Amy Fuller as senior vice president of strategic development, effective Dec. 6, 2021. Cornerstone Resources, Cornerstone League’s credit union service corporation, conducted the executive search.

Fuller has more than 24 years of credit union industry experience in business development, marketing, and communications. Her passion for inspiring teams, service excellence, and developing business plans will help Cornerstone continue to advance the success of credit unions.

Fuller will oversee the creation of Cornerstone’s comprehensive communication and strategic marketing plans that will support Cornerstone’s organizational growth goals. Additionally, Fuller will manage the development and use of business and product lifecycles to assess organizational value propositions, competencies, and partnerships, as well as data-driven, market-based products and services that support the organization’s revenue growth and relevancy.

Fuller comes from Atlanta Postal Credit Union/Center Parc Credit Union in Atlanta, Ga., where she served as chief strategy officer responsible for global strategic planning, advancing data governance, and establishing a communication plan to engage stakeholders. One of Fuller’s crowning achievements at Atlanta Postal/Center Parc was the development of a project management office program to align priorities with resources for achieving optimal results.

Fuller previously worked for Catalyst Corporate Federal Credit Union in Plano, Texas. As vice president of innovation strategy, she worked with the senior team to establish a measured approach for aligning investments with corporate strategy and competencies, including an assessment of variables driving decisions to “build or buy,” and other business model decisions.

“Amy’s deep credit union experience and successful track record align so well with the strategic development role,” said Cornerstone League President/CEO Caroline Willard. “She will be a great asset to the team, and I look forward to seeing the impact she will have on our organization and members.”

Fuller holds a master’s in mass communication from University of Georgia in Athens. Additionally, she earned a Bachelor of Arts in English and economics from Shorter University in Rome, Ga.

Fuller is active in the community and has served on boards and committees including the Atlanta Day Shelter for Women and Children, Member Business Solutions, and the Georgia CFO Council.