TVTFCU CEO Announces Retirement
The Tobacco Valley Teachers Federal Credit Union’s (TVTFCU) Manager and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Lori Triba has announced her retirement which will be later this month.
Lori began her career with TVTFCU in 1992 as a Member Service Representative, then in 1996 became the Loan Officer and later the Mortgage Loan Officer. In 2004 she moved into the role of Assistant Manager and in 2017 she was promoted to the Manager/CEO.
“It’s hard to believe 34 years have passed. The credit union has been a steady and meaningful part of my life, and I’m truly grateful for the people I’ve met along the way — past and present employees, members of the Board of Directors, committee members, and the many wonderful members we’ve had the privilege to serve.

I feel fortunate to have been part of a team that worked together, supported one another, and assisted our members in achieving their financial goals. I will miss the daily interactions and the people who made this experience so special, and I will always cherish the relationships and memories built over those years,” said Lori.
"It has truly been a privilege to know and work with Lori over the past 18 years. Her dedication, integrity, and genuine care for our members, staff, and community have made a lasting impact on our credit union. As President of the Board, I am especially grateful for the thoughtful leadership she brought to every challenge and opportunity. Lori helped guide our credit union with professionalism, heart, and a clear commitment to its mission. Her guidance and support as I transitioned to the role of Board President was instrumental, and I am truly grateful. On behalf of the entire Board of Directors, thank you for your many years of service and the legacy you leave behind. We wish her a wonderful and well-deserved retirement filled with happiness, relaxation, and the freedom to enjoy all the things she loves most," said Abbey Kane.
Cynthia Sikes, Assistant Manager, will assume the role of TVTFCU’s new Manager and CEO. She joined the credit union in 2015 as a Member Service Representative, transitioned to the Loan Department in 2016, and was promoted to Assistant Manager in 2021.

“Lori has such a remarkable presence. She is kind, gracious, and always willing to take a moment for anyone who needed her. Throughout her years of leadership, she has led with a quiet strength that inspired us all. Her calm demeanor is something I have always admired. With 34 years of service, from Member Service Representative to CEO, Lori’s deep connection to our membership is undeniable. While she will certainly be missed, we wish her all the happiness this next chapter will bring. I’m grateful for the opportunity to have worked with Lori and to learn from her leadership over the years. As I step into this role, I look forward to building on the strong foundation she helped create while continuing to serve our members.” said Cynthia.
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