LEOMINSTER — All One Credit Union recently announced that, after many years of dedicated service, President and CEO Barbara Mahoney will be retiring as of Dec. 31, 2026.
During her distinguished career, Mahoney played a pivotal role in shaping the growth, vision, and success of the organization through strategic leadership, innovation, and unwavering commitment. Mahoney has helped guide All One Credit Union (AOCU) through many important milestones including significant system enhancements and expanded digital tools, organizational efficiencies, and a comprehensive rebrand.
“It has been the honor of my career to serve this remarkable Credit Union and work alongside such talented and committed individuals. I am thankful for the relationships we have built with our members and communities and grateful for their trust in us. I am proud of what we have accomplished together and confident in the bright future ahead. Thank you for allowing me the privilege of leading this journey with you”, Mahoney said.
Mahoney has been with the Credit Union for over 20 years and began her tenure as the senior VP of Human Resources and then as the chief operations officer, prior to moving into the position as President and CEO. Before joining AOCU, Mahoney was employed by Allmerica Financial as Director of Human Resources, for 14 years, and before that held several management roles at Bank of Boston.
As a passionate supporter of numerous community groups and nonprofit organizations in Central Massachusetts, Mahoney has always conveyed the importance of giving back to help strengthen communities throughout the region.
“Barbara Mahoney has spent her career improving lives across North Central Massachusetts. As Chair of the Chamber’s Board of Directors, she brought a steady, thoughtful presence during uncertain economic times, keeping our focus squarely on the needs of our members and the communities we serve,” said Roy Nascimento, President & CEO, North Central Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce. “North Central Massachusetts has been fortunate to have her, and her impact will long outlast her tenure.”
“Mahoney has been an important part of our organization, fostering a culture of collaboration, community service, innovation and growth. We are deeply grateful for her commitment and the legacy she leaves behind,” said Michael Sauvageau, AOCU Board Chair. Plans are currently underway to select a new candidate to lead the Credit Union.”
-All One Credit Union
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