Carmen Omaira Malloy

Carmen Omaira Malloy has worked at Peoples for the last 30 years. Here, her primary responsibilities include: assuring the company’s compliance with mandated programs, responding to inquiries requested by the regulatory body and she is committed to the people's mission of "making life better" in the community and advocating for those who are less fortunate. Carmen joined the Pittsburgh Metropolitan Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (PMAHCC) in 1999 and in 2013 she was elected President of the executive board. Malloy supports the PMAHCC mission of contributing to making Pittsburgh the city of opportunity and growth for future generations by managing the Chamber’s Foundation Scholarship program. This program has provided more than 120 students with scholarships totaling more than $300,000 since the initiative began in 2011.

Carmen is an advocate for volunteering with a history at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Pittsburgh and the YWCA Greater Pittsburgh Community Advisory Committee. Ms. Malloy is a member of the Saint Richards, Guatemala Mission group whose focus is to support an orphanage in Patzún, Guatemala. Carmen has visited the orphanage as a volunteer, translator, and group coordinator with Saint Richard Parish as well as Oakland Catholic School. Has been the president of the Beaver County Human Services Forum since 2021.

In 2017 Carmen was honored for her commitment to the community by the Pittsburgh Steelers and National Football League (NFL), as the recipient of the "NFL Hispanic Heritage Leadership Award" as well as the Pittsburgh Magazine, "Spirit of Giving Award". In 2016 she was recognized by the Talk Minority Action Group and presented with the "Minority Achiever’s Award" as featured in Talk Magazine.