Cobalt Credit Union was presented with the prestigious Juntos Avanzamos (Together We Advance) designation on July 18th. The national recognition highlights Cobalt’s unwavering commitment to serving and empowering the Hispanic and immigrant communities by providing them with safe, affordable, and relevant financial services.
The Juntos Avanzamos designation underscores Cobalt Credit Union’s dedication to helping immigrants, regardless of their immigrant status, navigate the U.S. financial system and achieve financial independence. Cobalt is deeply committed to making a meaningful impact in the communities they serve by employing bilingual and culturally competent staff and leadership, accepting alternative forms of identification, and treating all members with the utmost respect.
Cobalt credit union is the first and only financial institution in Nebraska to receive this distinguished designation, uniquely positioning the credit union in their efforts to serve their diverse communities.
“This designation reflects the hard work and dedication of the entire Cobalt Credit Union crew. From the executive leadership team to the front-line staff, everyone at Cobalt has played a crucial role in creating an environment of trust and inclusion,” said Scott Sullivan, President and CEO of the Nebraska Credit Union League. “By embracing the diverse needs of the Latino community and breaking down barriers to financial services, Cobalt Credit Union is helping to build a stronger, more resilient community.”
Today, Juntos Avanzamos is national network of credit unions united by a common purpose: to advance financial inclusion for Latino and immigrant communities. With over 134 designated credit unions in more than 28states, Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia, the movement continues to grow and thrive. These credit unions serve as a beacon of hope and opportunity, providing essential financial services, promoting economic mobility, and fostering trust within the communities they serve.
Picture left to right: David Black, Mayor, City of Papillion, Keli Wragge, COO, Cobalt CU, Robin Larsen, President/CEO, Cobalt CU, Jean Carlos Rosario Mercado, Program Associate, Inclusiv Network, Scott Sullivan, President/CEO, Nebraska Credit Union League, and Billy Adolfo Munoz Miranda, Consul General of Guatemala
