Alison DeTuncq, president/CEO for the $1.4 billion University of Virginia Community Credit Union in Charlottesville, Va., was awarded the James P. Kirsch Lifetime Achievement Award, the Virginia credit union system's highest honor, from the Virginia Credit Union League. DeTuncq plans to retire this year after 32 years of service to the credit union, including 23 years as president/CEO. Her professional accomplishments have included serving as a member of the League's budget and dues committee, president of the League's Central Virginia Chapter, member of the League's Estonia Partnership Committee and member of the board of directors for VACORP Credit Union from April 2002 until its merger with Mid-Atlantic Corporate Federal Credit Union in 2012, when she was elected to Mid-Atlantic's board of directors. In addition, she was the first chairman of the board of Vizo Financial Corporate Credit Union ($6.2 billion, Greensboro, N.C.) following the merger of Mid-Atlantic and First Carolina corporate credit unions in 2016, and a member of the board of directors for the Piedmont Virginia Community College Foundation, Shenandoah National Park Trust, Charlottesville Regional Chamber of Commerce, Albemarle Housing Improvement Program and United Way – Thomas Jefferson Area.

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