Park View Federal Credit Union Welcomes Abbey Elkin as Vice President of Organizational Development

Abbey Elkin Joins Park View Federal Credit Union

HARRISONBURG, VA (November 2026) — Park View Federal Credit Union is pleased to announce the appointment of Abbey Elkin as Vice President of Organizational Development, bringing more than 20 years of progressive human resources leadership experience and a strong track record of aligning people, culture, and organizational strategy to advance mission-driven work.

Elkin joins Park View’s senior leadership team with extensive experience partnering with executive leaders to strengthen organizational effectiveness, develop talent, and advance people strategies that support long-term success. Her appointment reflects Park View’s continued investment in its people, leadership, and organizational culture as it serves members and communities throughout the Shenandoah Valley.

“We are excited to welcome Abbey to Park View,” said John Beiler, President & CEO. “Her depth of experience, strategic perspective, and commitment to people-centered leadership make her an outstanding addition to our team. As we continue to grow and evolve, Abbey will play an important role in strengthening our culture, developing our people, and ensuring our organization is well-positioned to serve our members and community for years to come.”

Elkin joins Park View following a distinguished career spent largely in the healthcare sector, most recently serving as Vice President of HR Business Partnerships for Valley Health. In that role, she worked closely with executive leadership to advance critical organizational and workforce strategies, bringing a strategic, business-focused approach to human resources and organizational leadership.

Beyond her executive experience, Elkin has served on nonprofit boards, further broadening her perspective on governance, organizational stewardship, and mission-driven service. This combination of executive and nonprofit experience brings valuable insight to Park View’s not-for-profit cooperative and reinforces its commitment to service.

“I’m honored to join an organization so deeply rooted in its mission and committed to the people and communities it serves,” said Elkin. “I believe strong organizations are built by investing in people, fostering a culture of trust and collaboration, and ensuring employees have the support and opportunities they need to thrive. I look forward to working alongside the Park View team to build on its strong foundation and help advance its mission.”

Elkin holds a bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Frostburg State University and is certified as a Professional in Human Resources (PHR).

About Park View

Since 1969, Park View Federal Credit Union has been more than just a place to bank. We are a growing community of Neighbors Serving Neighbors. With six branch locations across Harrisonburg and Rockingham County, we provide personalized financial solutions focused on improving financial lives. At Park View, your money stays local, fueling loans for neighbors and businesses and strengthening the community we call home. Learn more at pvfcu.org.

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