Eglin Federal Credit Union has promoted Neko Stubblefield to the position of Senior Vice President of Membership and Community Development, the credit union announced Tuesday.

Stubblefield, a resident of Baker, has been with the credit union since 2017. In her new role, she will oversee membership growth, community development, and financial education across the credit union’s expanding footprint.

• “We are thrilled to recognize Neko’s hard work, dedication and outstanding leadership with this well-deserved promotion,” said Jerry Williams, President and CEO of Eglin Federal Credit Union. “Neko’s passion for our mission and vision, combined with her in depth knowledge of our industry, will be instrumental as we continue to provide exceptional value and service to our members.”

Stubblefield serves on several local boards and committees, including the One Okaloosa Economic Development Council as Vice Chair, Okaloosa Public Schools Foundation, and Northwest Florida State College Foundation. She is also involved with military affairs committees for the Crestview, Fort Walton, and Niceville Chambers of Commerce.

Her community involvement extends to roles as an AFMC Civic Leader representing the 96TW at Eglin Air Force Base and as an Honorary Commander at the 7th Special Forces Group at Camp Bull Simons. Previously, she served as an Honorary Commander at the 919th Special Operations Wing at Duke Field and the 1st Special Operations Wing at Hurlburt Field.

Stubblefield has received several recent accolades, including the Emerald Coast Board of Realtist Associate of the Year and the Okaloosa County Commission of the Status of Women Woman of Honor, both in 2024.

“I am honored to embrace this new role at Eglin FCU and look forward to collaborating with our talented team to drive growth and continued focus on member success,” Stubblefield said. “Together, we will build upon our strong foundation and create an even brighter future for our Credit Union and the communities we serve.”