ALEXANDRIA, Va.–Timothy L. Anderson, president and CEO of United States Senate Federal Credit Union (USSFCU), has been named the 2025 CEO of the Year by the MD|DC Credit Union Association. 

The award honors Anderson’s “visionary leadership, deep commitment to the credit union movement, and dedication to building an inclusive, mission-driven culture” at USSFCU, according to the credit union, which said that since taking the helm in 2019, Anderson has led USSFCU with a “strategic, people-first philosophy that has reshaped the organization’s workplace culture.”

“Tim has helped transform USSFCU from a workplace into a community,” Board Chair Jay Moore said in a statement. “He empowers people to grow, champions internal talent, and invests in his team at every level.”

USSFCU said Anderson’s focus on employee development and wellbeing has earned USSFCU consecutive Top Workplace honors from The Washington Post and USA Today.

Driving Member Growth and Innovation

According to USSFCU, under Anderson’s leadership, USSFCU has surpassed $1.5 billion in assets and enhanced its member experience with innovations including:

• A modern, secure online and mobile banking platform
• An after-hours call center for extended support
• Interactive Teller Machines (ITMs)
• The elimination of overdraft and NSF fees

“These enhancements reflect Anderson’s commitment to financial inclusion and service excellence,” USSFCU stated.

Investing in Community Impact

In a statement, the credit union said Anderson has expanded USSFCU’s role in the community through partnerships that provide free financial counseling, credit-building resources, and youth education programs. In 2024, USSFCU donated over $65,000 to local nonprofits and led seasonal donation drives benefiting regional causes, the CU said.

A Leader in the Credit Union Movement

USSFCU said Anderson has during his career:

• Chaired the African American Credit Union Coalition (AACUC) and was inducted into its Hall of Fame in 2023
• Currently serves on the boards of the MD|DC Credit Union Association and Credit Union Miracle Day and has held leadership roles with CUNA (now America’s Credit Unions) and USSFCU’s CUSO.