Aaron L. Young

Aaron L. Young has a comprehensive work experience in the banking industry. Aaron L. started their career in 1996 as an SVP, Consumer Market Executive at Bank of America, where they managed a large network of branches and achieved high customer satisfaction rankings. In 2010, they joined UNIFY Financial Credit Union as a Regional Manager, overseeing operations in a specific region. In 2016, they became the SVP, Branch Operations/Retail Banking at the Credit Union of Southern California, where they achieved record growth in checking and membership, implemented leadership development programs, and drove engagement in community initiatives. In 2017, Aaron founded Communication SuperPower (CSP) Coaching, providing career management coaching services. Aaron L. also served as the Interim Chief Executive Officer at Federal Employees West Federal Credit Union in 2020. Overall, Aaron L. Young has demonstrated strong leadership, sales, and operational skills throughout their career in the banking and coaching industry.

Aaron L. Young's education history includes a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) degree from Mount Saint Mary's University, which was obtained in 2014. Prior to that, Aaron has a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree from the same university, although the specific dates of obtaining this degree are not mentioned. Additionally, Aaron holds a Human Resources Management Certificate from Loyola Marymount University, though the dates of completion are not provided.

In terms of additional certifications, Aaron obtained a Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) certification from the Project Management Institute in November 2014. Furthermore, Aaron has obtained several coaching certifications, including a Certified Executive & Leadership Development Coach (CELDC) certification in August 2018, and a Certified Career Management Coach (CCMC) certification in April 2018. Additionally, Aaron has acquired a Content Marketing certification from HubSpot Academy in December 2022.