Credit Union Leaders Mark Career Milestones and Recognition

At Cornerstone League, we’re proud of our members’ individual milestones and professional advancements. Here’s this week’s significant news.

TruService Community Federal Credit Union Celebrates Linda Jeffrey’s Retirement

TruService Community Federal Credit Union President Linda Jeffrey retired in August after 33 years of leadership and service to the credit union.

When Jeffrey began her tenure, the organization was known as Little Rock Postal Credit Union, operated from inside a post office, and held approximately $5 million in assets. Under her leadership, TruService grew to more than $50 million in assets, expanded to three branches, and began serving members across 15 counties in Central Arkansas.

“It has been both an honor and a privilege to serve our members for so many years,” Jeffrey said. “I am truly grateful for the support of our members and our team throughout this journey.”

David E. Durham succeeds Jeffrey as president. He credited her dedication, leadership, and commitment to TruService’s mission with helping shape the organization it is today.

Volt Credit Union’s Christopher Moss Named 2026 Business Leader of the Year

Volt Credit Union President/CEO Christopher Moss was recognized as one of the Springfield Business Journal’s 2026 Business Leaders of the Year, an honor recognizing leaders making an impact within their organizations, industries, and communities.

Moss joined Volt in 2023 and has since guided initiatives including the introduction of interactive teller machines, enhancements to online banking, and a redesigned website. His community and industry involvement includes service with Friends of the Zoo, The Victim Center, America’s Credit Unions, and Cornerstone League committees.

“When people feel supported, challenged and connected to a clear purpose, they are empowered to do extraordinary things,” Moss told the Springfield Business Journal.