EP Federal Credit Union (EPFCU) announced several staff promotions, a leadership appointment, and new team additions as part of the credit union’s ongoing commitment to strengthening its team, enhancing member service, and supporting future growth.

Recent promotions include Alana Perry, who has been promoted to Senior Member Services Manager; Tiaa Jackson, who has been promoted to Member Services Manager; Eve Davison, who has been promoted to Senior Operations Lead; Khristen Shoats, who has been promoted to Director of Operations; and Sharlay Jaudon, who has been promoted to Project and Marketing Manager.

In addition, Winston Godwin was appointed to the DC Chapter Board of the MD|DC Credit Union Association, recognizing his leadership and commitment to advancing the credit union movement throughout the region.

EPFCU also welcomed several new team members this year, including Shadiamond Harvey, who joined the credit union as Lending Manager at the end of last year, Joseph Weinhold as Member Services Representative, and Atanya Kindred as Operations Specialist I.

“These staff changes reflect EPFCU’s commitment to investing in our team and positioning the credit union for continued success,” said Steve Camp, President/CEO of EP Federal Credit Union. “We are proud to recognize employees who have grown within the organization and taken on new leadership opportunities, celebrate Winston’s appointment to the DC Chapter Board, and welcome talented new team members who will help us continue delivering exceptional service to our members.”

As EPFCU continues to evolve to meet the changing needs of members, the credit union remains focused on building a strong internal team that supports operational excellence, innovation, leadership, and a high level of personalized service.

“Our employees are central to the member experience,” Camp added. “By recognizing talent, creating opportunities for growth, encouraging industry leadership, and bringing in individuals with new perspectives and expertise, we are strengthening EPFCU for the future.”