Local Financial Advisors Receive Woman of Distinction Honor

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Joni Hootman and Kim O'Donohue, both Financial Advisors located at CEFCU, registered through CUNA Brokerage Services, Inc. have received 2015 Women of Distinction awards in recognition of their superior performance, value, and overall contribution to the financial services industry.

Women of Distinction is an award presented by CUNA Brokerage Services, Inc. recognizing the top female financial advisors throughout the nation within their broker/dealer operation. Candidates are nominated by industry peers, and selections are based on the nominee's annual sales performance and outlined contribution to their clientele, the credit unions they service, as well as the financial services industry as a whole.

Through their roles as a Woman of Distinction, Hootman and O'Donohue will participate in a national mentoring program sponsored by CUNA Brokerage Services, Inc. where they will have the opportunity to work with, and foster, femail advisors who are new to the industry.

CUNA Brokerage Services, Inc. utilizes face-to-face financial advisors to help credit unions meet member retirement, investment and insurance needs. Working onsite at credit unions throughout the nation, offering a full range of investment products, variable insurance products, securities programs and professional services related to securities transactions.

CUNA Mutual Group is a leading provider of financial services to cooperatives, credit unions, their members and valued customers worldwide. With more than 75 years of market commitment, CUNA Mutual's vision is unwavering: to be a trusted business partner who delivers service excellence and customer-focused, best-in-class products and market-driven innovation. More information on the company is available on the company's Web site at www.cunamutual.com.


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