Employee Recognition

Celebrate employee recognitions with us, such as new management, team members, retirements and anniversaries.


Ann Loftis

Ann Loftis

President/CEO to retire

10/24 – Announcing the retirement of its President and CEO, Ann Loftis, effective Feb. 17, 2025, after an exemplary 32-year career with FNCU. Current Executive Vice President Dale Kovar will assume Loftis’s role on Jan.1, 2025.

Loftis’s leadership has been instrumental in FNCU’s growth and success. Read more

Dale Kovar

Dale Kovar

New President/CEO on Jan. 1, 2025

10/24 – The First Nebraska Credit Union Board of Directors has named Dale Kovar as new President/CEO effective January 1, 2025. Kovar, the current Executive Vice President, will assume this role from current President/CEO Ann Loftis, as she retires. Kovar brings 30 years of experience in banking and finance.

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Nicco Young

Nicco Young

Promoted to Branch Manager at Lincoln North

11/24 – Nicco has worked at the Lincoln North branch since 2021, and is now the Branch Manager.

Adriana Cain

Congrats on your 10-year anniversary!

10/24 – Adriana is currently a Consumer Lending Coordinator.

Tae Volberding

Tae Volberding

Congrats on your 10-year anniversary!

11/24 – Tae started as a financial service representative and is now a consumer loan specialist. She says she just enjoys helping our members!

Cheryl Hamre

Cheryl Hamre

Congrats on your 10-year anniversary!

11/24 – Cheryl is currently our Chief Retail Officer.

Erin Kershner

Erin Kershner

Congrats on your 10-year anniversary!

11/24 – After several years working for large commercial banks, Erin started her career with the credit union in 2014 as the branch manager at 120th and I Street. Along with being a branch manager, she has also been the Assistant Sales and Service Manager. Today, she serves as Operations Support and the Auditor. 
 
Originally from Omaha, Erin has lived in Tulsa, where she met her husband, and in Kansas City. She currently resides in Omaha with her husband, two sons and two dogs. With busy kids, there isn’t a lot of free time, but audiobooks and word searches help pass the time in the car when running kids all over town.