Credit One Bank Wins Toastmasters Award for Employee Development

LAS VEGAS — Credit One Bank received the Toastmasters International Corporate Recognition Award on Tuesday, May 5, during a ceremony at the company’s Las Vegas headquarters.

Toastmasters International presented the award in recognition of Credit One Bank’s commitment to employee leadership, communication and professional development through its workplace Toastmasters club, Credit One Toasters.

JUST NOW NEWS attended and covered the event Tuesday afternoon at the company’s South Cimarron Road headquarters.

The ceremony brought together company leadership, Toastmasters representatives and employees to celebrate the success of the workplace communication program.

Toastmasters leaders recognize employee development

Radhi Spear, DTM, Toastmasters International Immediate Past President attended the ceremony and helped present the award.

During the event, speakers highlighted the importance of workplace communication programs and leadership training. In addition, Toastmasters leaders praised the company for creating opportunities for employees to grow professionally.

Credit One Bank launched Credit One Toasters on Aug. 15, 2023. Since then, the club has expanded steadily and built strong employee participation.

Today, the organization includes 43 members and maintains a 75% retention rate.

Furthermore, the club earned Distinguished status through the Toastmasters Distinguished Club Program.

Employees strengthen leadership and speaking skills

Officials said the Toastmasters program gives employees a supportive space to improve speaking and leadership abilities.

As a result, members continue developing confidence in presentations, teamwork and communication.

Several participants have also advanced into leadership positions within Toastmasters District 115. Others competed in speech contests and attended international Toastmasters conferences.

Because of this success, Toastmasters International selected Credit One Bank for the national recognition award.

Club leadership helped expand participation

Lynna Duron currently leads the employee club while serving as assistant vice president at Credit One Bank.

Under her leadership, the organization increased employee participation and engagement.

At the same time, Shannon Oroz, Immediate Past President and Toastmasters District 115 Area Director worked closely with club officers to support mentorship and leadership development.

Speakers during Tuesday’s ceremony said the workplace club continues helping employees pursue career advancement opportunities.

Moreover, organizers noted that the program strengthened collaboration across teams within the company.

Event highlights workplace communication programs

Many companies now place greater focus on leadership and communication training.

Programs such as Toastmasters help employees become stronger public speakers while also improving teamwork and confidence.

Because of these benefits, more businesses continue investing in workplace development programs.

During Tuesday’s ceremony, company representatives emphasized the long-term value of communication and leadership training.

They also discussed how employee engagement programs help strengthen workplace culture.

Credit One Bank continues expanding community presence

Credit One Bank remains one of the fastest-growing credit card issuers in the United States.

Founded in 1984, the company continues expanding its presence in Southern Nevada while supporting community initiatives and partnerships.

In addition, Credit One Bank maintains partnerships with the Las Vegas Raiders, Vegas Golden Knights and NASCAR.

Tuesday’s award ceremony added another milestone to the company’s employee development efforts.

Event information

Credit One Bank Headquarters
6801 S Cimarron Rd
Las Vegas, NV 89113

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