One Nevada CU Earns Diamond Award for Onboarding Journey Effort

LAS VEGAS– One Nevada Credit Union’s new member onboarding journey has won a 2026 Diamond Award from America’s Credit Unions.

One Nevada won in the email category for credit unions with assets greater than $1 billion. The prestigious annual credit union marketing competition rewards both creative excellence and outstanding results.

“By embracing bold design, animation, and a playful tone, this onboarding journey showed that financial emails can be engaging, expressive, and fun, without losing clarity or credibility,” the credit union said. “Built to feel like a lifestyle brand, the experience introduces new members to One Nevada in a way that feels energetic, human, and memorable.”

“We aren’t just welcoming members, we’re hyping them up,” says Eldon Tilley, Senior Vice President Marketing for One Nevada Credit Union. “Membership at One Nevada really is something to get excited about – it can unlock significant savings for the average Nevadan with more affordable loans, better rates on deposits and fewer fees. It’s a big deal.”

TUSTIN, Calif.–SchoolsFirst Federal Union partnered with the Santa Maria-Bonita School District for the 2nd Annual Excellence in Education Awards Gala at the Santa Maria Fairpark Convention Center.

The evening celebrated the achievements of district employees and honored the talent, dedication and passion they bring to Santa Maria-Bonita schools. Awards were presented in three categories: classified employees, certificated employees (teachers) and administrative employees. 

Nominees were selected by their peers and chosen by a panel of community partners. 

Among several finalists honored in each category, this year’s Excellence in Education Awards honored the following individuals for their dedication and contributions to student success:

  • Classified Employee of the Year: Lucy Castaneda, Office Manager, El Camino Junior High School
  • Teacher of the Year: Pamela Morse, School Counselor, Oakley Elementary School
  • Administrator of the Year: Katie Ibarra, Program Specialist, Special Education

“Educators and school staff play a critical role in shaping student success, both in and out of the classroom,” said Josh Smith, vice president, school and community relations. “The Excellence in Education Awards Gala recognizes the dedication, impact and commitment these individuals bring to their school communities every day.”

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