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Texas Trust Credit Union's Cameron Newfarmer Named 2023 Young Professional of Year

5/26/2023

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PictureCameron Newfarmer
Texas Trust Credit Union’s Cameron Newfarmer has been chosen as the 2023 Young Professional of the Year by the Cornerstone League.

As a professional under the age of 40, Newfarmer has used his project management skills to orchestrate credit union projects and initiatives that have showcased his diligence, professionalism, passion, and leadership capabilities.

​He is highly involved in a multitude of credit union industry programs, including serving as a Young Professional Advisor to help strengthen development and networking opportunities for younger credit union employees. He is also an avid mentor and teacher, earning the designation of Credit Union Development Educator, and has been tapped by Cornerstone League to present and share at various workshops and its annual Leadership Academy.

“As a young professional, Cameron stands out and is someone I have always been able to rely on regardless of the project size and scope,” said Jose Pruneda, Vice President of Project Management at Texas Trust Credit Union. “He’s been a member of my team for four years and is motivated and driven to learn and share and have a positive impact in the credit union movement.”

As a project manager at Texas Trust, Newfarmer plays an influential role in shaping the vision and mission of its Community Unity Team, overseeing employee-led community outreach activities. His work as Chair of the Community Unity team paved the way for him to be named to the board of the Texas Trust Gives Foundation. Beyond these volunteer roles, Newfarmer also has a proven track record of successfully managing large credit union projects.

​“Cameron has a gift for working with people and finding a path forward that everyone can get behind,” said Jim Minge, CEO of Texas Trust Credit Union. “Working with young professionals like Cameron assures me that the future of credit unions is very bright.”

Minge added, “We are proud that Cameron has received this award for what he has accomplished and we are honored that he is part of the Texas Trust family.”

Newfarmer is a graduate of the Southwest CUNA Management School and recipient of the program’s Award of Excellence. He is also a board member of the school’s alumni association. 

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