BLOOMINGTON, Minn. – The Minnesota Credit Union Network is proceeding with a full search this month for a new CEO following the departure of Kevin Chandler, its former president and CEO, who landed a like job in June at the Connecticut Credit Union Association.

Circumstances surrounding Chandler's March 31 exit "by mutual agreement" were not made entirely public, but the leadership of both leagues insisted the job switch be viewed in a positive light, reflecting differing league structures and political allegiances.

For his part, the chairman of the Minnesota league, Richard Nesvold, said Minnesota CUs are indebted to Chandler, an attorney and former Democratic state senator, for "nine years of service and important contributions in the growth of the network."

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