Member Spotlight: Bryce Jackson

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January 22, 2009 | COMMENTS

Bryce Jackson is branch manager for NationsHeritage Federal Credit Union in Mansfield, Massachusetts. Originally from the West Coast, Bryce moved to Boston in 1999. He worked as a relationship manager with CUNA Mutual Group before joining NationsHeritage Federal Credit Union in 2006.

Bryce graduated from CUNA Management School in 2006 and is also a member of the local Chamber of Commerce Executive Board. He and his wife have two young children and live in Providence, Rhode Island.

Biggest challenge

Navigating the tumultuous economic environment.

Best advice

Be involved in solidifying your credit union's footprint.

Greatest benefit of Council membership

The open sharing of ideas and knowledge among credit union professionals.

Best part of my job

Delivering unwavering personal service to members.

Hardest part of my job

Being able to help "all" members in need.

Success story

Partnering with the state of Massachusetts to bring a “Savings Makes Cents” program to the local elementary school. We are providing financial literacy to over 350 third-graders.

Biggest misconception about my job

That managing is easy.

Hobbies and interests

Golf, surfing, skiing, philanthropy.

Recent book

Integrity by Dr. Henry Cloud.

Life goal not yet accomplished

Attending the Masters golf tournament.

Favorite quote

“Winners never quit and quitters never win” (Vince Lombardi).

If I could spend the day with anyone . . .

It would be Terry Francona, Boston Red Sox manager, because I always wanted to manage a major league baseball team.

How I would explain the credit union difference to a possible new member

I have found that people really understand the difference when you explain that credit unions are member-owned, not owned by shareholders making a profit.