Notre Dame Federal Credit Union Welcomes New CFO
Previously Rauch served as VP of finance and then CFO at the $370 million INOVA Federal Credit Union.
The $580 million Notre Dame Federal Credit Union named Eric Rauch chief financial officer, the Notre Dame, Ind.-based credit union said Wednesday.
Rauch brings more than 24 years of experience in the financial services industry to the position, with almost 20 of those years spent working in credit unions. Before being appointed as CFO at Notre Dame Federal Credit Union, Rauch served as vice present of finance and then CFO at the $370 million INOVA Federal Credit Union in Elkhart, Ind., starting there in 2005. Prior to those roles, he held positions of increasing responsibility at Teachers Federal Credit Union and 1st Source Bank.
“My goal as the chief financial officer at Notre Dame FCU is to assist the credit union in achieving our mission and to make sure our members needs are fulfilled,” said Rauch.
Notre Dame Federal Credit Union’s Chief Executive Officer Tom Gryp said Rauch’s financial knowledge and experience will help the credit union reach its strategic goals. “Eric will contribute to the strategic vision of the organization both from a financial performance perspective and from the member experience point of view,” emphasized Gryp.
Rauch earned a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Finance from Indiana University, Bloomington. He also earned a Masters of Business Administration from Bethel College.
In the community, Rauch serves on the finance committee for Child and Parent Services of Elkhart County. Rauch formerly served on the St. Joseph Valley Chapter of Credit Unions and on the board for the Mishawaka Breakfast Optimist Club.
Founded in 1941, Notre Dame FCU has grown from its origins in the administration building at the University of Notre Dame, and today serves over 900 affiliated groups.