News Release

GOSHEN — Interra Credit Union announced its chief executive officer, Amy Sink, has been named one of Indiana’s most influential and impactful business and community leaders by IBJ Media through its Indiana 250 award.

Amy Sink

This prestigious list recognizes the most influential leaders across the state who are making a profound impact on Indiana’s economy and advancing the well-being of Hoosier communities.

“It’s an incredible honor to be included among such a diverse and inspiring group of Indiana leaders,” said Sink. “At Interra, we believe in the power of community and collaboration. I’m proud to share this recognition with our entire team and the members we serve.”

Since stepping into the role of CEO at Interra Credit Union in 2013, Sink has led the company through more than a decade of strong growth and strategic expansion. Under her leadership, Interra now serves nearly 90,000 members across 24 counties in northern Indiana, has accumulated over $1.9 billion in assets and lends approximately $700 million annually right back into its communities.

“Amy is a visionary leader whose work consistently reflects a balance of business and governmental acumen, plus genuine care for the people of Indiana,” said Tim Yoder, board chairman. “This recognition from IBJ Media is a testament to her impact both inside and outside of Interra.”

Beyond her leadership at Interra, Sink is deeply involved in statewide advocacy and collaboration. She serves as the 2025 chair of the Indiana Credit Union League Board and holds the position of treasurer on the Velera Board of Directors, contributing her expertise at both the state and national levels.

Sink’s journey is rooted in humility and hard work.

“My first job was at Arby’s at age 16,” she recalled. “My mom told me working there would keep me interested in furthering my education. She was right.” Today, that early lesson continues to shape her leadership philosophy — focused on growth, education and service.

When she’s not guiding the future of credit unions, Sink enjoys life on the lake with her family, where she finds joy in cooking and relaxing by the water. She appreciates when her “grand-dog,” Bonnie, a 5-year-old mini goldendoodle, comes to visit.