Kayla Goyette

Professional Impact

Kayla Goyette is dedicated to improving the financial well-being of individuals and families throughout Androscoggin County. As Member Relations Manager at Community Credit Union, she leads and mentors a team of seven while advancing financial education and community outreach. She teaches monthly homeownership workshops, helping aspiring buyers prepare for one of life’s biggest milestones. In 2026, more than 130 participants have completed an educational course she instructed. Kayla also manages programs that promote financial wellness and workforce stability through local employer partnerships. Whether guiding students, supporting first-time homebuyers, or helping employees navigate financial challenges, she works to make financial knowledge and opportunity accessible to everyone.

Personal Passions

Outside of work, Kayla’s greatest joy comes from spending time with her husband and children. She loves cheering from the sidelines at her children’s sporting events, celebrating their accomplishments, and enjoying time together painting, playing games, or watching favorite movies. She also values mentoring and coaching young people, helping them build confidence, develop leadership skills, and believe in themselves. For Kayla, being a parent, coach, and mentor is among her most meaningful roles, and she strives to lead by example through compassion, integrity, and perseverance.

Love for Androscoggin

Born and raised in the Lewiston-Auburn area, Kayla appreciates the region’s rich history, cultural diversity, and small-city charm. She especially values the close-knit community, where people support one another while finding opportunities to grow and connect. Her favorite local traditions include the Great Falls Balloon Festival, Art Walk LA, and the Dempsey Challenge. These events bring residents together, celebrate local creativity, and support area businesses. For Kayla, Androscoggin County’s greatest strength is its sense of community and the way people come together to make the region a better place to live and work.