• Amber Pulford: Market President for Everwise Credit Union in South Bend & Elkhart

  • Oct 1 2024
  • Length: 59 mins
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Amber Pulford: Market President for Everwise Credit Union in South Bend & Elkhart

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  • Amber Pulford is the Market President for Everwise Credit Union in South Bend and Elkhart. She is passionate about making a positive impact in her community and currently serves on the executive board for the Potawatomi Zoo. She is also the President of South Bend Rotary and sits on the district team for Rotary 6540 as the Public Image Chair.

    Amber is active in volunteer work and works with Junior Achievement to inspire the next generation. She also serves on the dinner committee for the History Museum and the event committee for the Logan Center.

    Amber and her husband Michael have two children. Their daughter Emmy, and their son Max. In her downtime, She is often found in the kitchen cooking up culinary delights or having fun with her hula hoop.

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