Hermantown, Minnesota, United States, August 2025 — Centricity Credit Union has announced the appointment of Cyndy Carlson as Chief Human Resources and Business Strategy Officer. This leadership transition marks a new chapter in Carlson’s distinguished journey with the credit union, where she has already contributed over a decade of impactful service.
In her most recent role, Cyndy Carlson served as Assistant Vice President of Human Resources and Training at Centricity Credit Union, a position she held since December 2022. In this capacity, she was instrumental in shaping the organization’s HR strategies and training programs, aligning talent development with operational excellence.
Prior to this, she served as Director of Human Resources and Training from 2015, playing a critical role in advancing employee engagement and cultivating a strong organizational culture. Her contributions have been pivotal in establishing Centricity’s reputation for employee-centric leadership.
Before joining Centricity, Carlson spent over 15 years at Minnco Credit Union, where she held the role of Vice President. At Minnco, she was responsible for managing branch operations, leading teams, and supporting strategic financial services delivery, solidifying her credentials as a seasoned leader in the credit union space.
With more than 25 years of experience in human resources, operations, and strategic leadership within the financial services industry, Carlson brings deep insight and a proven ability to drive workforce alignment with business goals. Her new role is expected to further strengthen Centricity’s people-first approach as it continues to serve communities across Minnesota and Wisconsin.
About Centricity Credit Union
Founded in 1943, Centricity Credit Union has a rich history of serving members across St. Louis, Carlton, Pine, Lake, and Douglas Counties. With branches in Hermantown, Duluth, and Superior, Centricity is known for its community-focused approach, delivering a full range of personal and business banking services. The credit union’s name reflects its commitment to placing members at the center of everything it does.
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