Civic members participated in the credit union’s 2026 Annual Meeting, held on March 20 in Raleigh. At the meeting, members voted on motions and engaged in discussion with President and CEO Dave D’Annunzio and the Civic leadership team. Board officers and committee chairs reported on the credit union’s performance in 2025.

D’Annunzio and the leadership team spoke on the state of the credit union, celebrating the credit union 43-year history and sharing plans for Civic’s future. For the 2025 year, the credit union reported membership of over 355,000, and assets totaling more than $3 billion.

Focused on our communities

“As a member-owned institution, we are deeply connected to the communities we serve. Our success is directly tied to the success of our members and the communities they support. That responsibility is both humbling and inspiring,” said D’Annunzio.

“As we grow, our singular focus on providing affordable, wide-ranging banking options to North Carolina’s local government community remains at the heart of every strategic decision. Growth is important—but we know it must never come at the expense of our purpose.”

Board members elected to serve

As part of the Annual Meeting, members voted to re-elect Dr. Aaron P. Noble as Chair, David Dear as Vice Chair, Tony Brown as Treasurer, and Ruth Barnes as Secretary for three-year terms on the Board of Directors.

Read more about the commitment of Civic to people, planet and prosperity in the 2025 Annual Report.