Doron Noyman is a seasoned financial industry leader with over three decades of experience. Over the course of his career, Doron has attended over 2,500 events, gaining extensive experience in networking, relationship building, business development, and community engagement. Doron has cultivated a network of relationships that has fueled tremendous business growth for his organization. He has also opened real-world doors for numerous students he has mentored to secure meaningful employment and build strong foundations for successful careers.

Doron currently serves as Vice President of Business Development and Community Relations at a leading credit union, where he brings the credit union philosophy of "People Helping People" to life by creating financial solutions and educational programs for individual members and entire communities.

At the credit union, Doron has led award-winning initiatives that have empowered thousands of people, especially young adults, to develop critical life skills and establish the habits and plans needed for a secure and fulfilling future. His work has been recognized nationally for its innovation and long-lasting impact.

Beyond his professional role, Doron is deeply involved in civic life. He currently serves on several nonprofit boards, including as Vice-Chair of the Board at Sunday Friends Foundation, Advisory Board Member at the Center for Banking and Financial Services at San Jose State University, and Board Member at the Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce. His past leadership includes chairing the Santa Clara Chamber of Commerce & Convention-Visitors Bureau (now the Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce) and serving on the board of the Mission City Community Fund.

Doron is also a passionate educator and mentor. He has taught and guided thousands of students in areas such as personal growth, financial education, and career readiness.

In addition to his professional work, Doron is also a poet and visual artist.

He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics from Virginia Commonwealth University, with a focus on money and banking, and is currently completing graduate studies in law at the University of Southern California's Gould School of Law.