US Community Credit Union Partners with Gemineye to Power a Data-Driven Future

Kameran Laux

With $335 million in assets and four branches across Middle Tennessee, US Community Credit Union (USCCU) is investing in a modern data lake to strengthen its analytics foundation and support long-term growth – and they’ve chosen Gemineye as their partner.

The partnership between USCCU and Gemineye, who exclusively serves credit unions and community banks, will enable the credit union with a modern data lake platform that unifies data across the organization—improving accuracy, efficiency, and insight while laying the groundwork for predictive analytics and future AI capabilities. As a credit union deeply rooted in the Nashville community, USCCU continues to embrace innovation to better serve its members and empower employees with better tools.

“We’ve accomplished a lot with our Power BI environment, but much of our data still lives in manual processes, which isn’t scalable as we grow – it’s time to evolve,” says Kameran Laux, Chief Financial Officer at USCCU (pictured). Gemineye’s world-class Microsoft Power BI and Databricks architecture makes them a compelling choice for nimble, growing financial institutions who want to control their data journey and not be boxed into a rigid solution.

“USCCU’s situation is not unusual among our clients,” says Maggie Chopp, Director of Business Development at Gemineye. “Many clients begin working with us after they already have a team of experts and data analytics program in place, but are ready to take it to the next level.” The breadth of experience the USCCU team brings is proof that you can never be too far along in your data journey to improve.

USCCU’s data transformation reflects its ongoing commitment to thoughtful innovation, empowering employees with better tools, and creating meaningful impact for members and the communities it serves. Laux explains, “Moving to a modern data lake will automate how we bring data together and strengthen our governance and strategy. Data tells a story, and we’re listening – because the more clearly we understand our members, the better we can serve them.”

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