California & New York Credit Unions Name New CEOs
Tim Green will lead California's F&A FCU, while Christopher McKenna will take over New York's CAP COM in May.
Billion-dollar credit unions in California and New York recently appointed new CEOs.
The $1.6 billion F&A Federal Credit Union in Monterey Park, Calif., announced the appointment of Tim Green as its new president/CEO.
He will succeed current President/CEO Richard Andrews.
Green joins F&A FCU from the $1.2 billion KeyPoint Credit Union in Santa Clara, Calif., where he served as chief financial officer for more than five years.
He also worked as CFO for Gateway Bank in Oakland, as a manager for Moss Adams LLP in San Francisco and as a senior vice president of accounting for Provident Funding Associates LP.
“His experience and understanding of the credit union philosophy will add enormous value to the F&A Federal Credit Union membership,” Andy Doyle, F&A FCU board chair, said.
The credit union operates two branches, employs 85 full-time staffers who serve more than 45,000 members.
Christopher McKenna will become the new president/CEO of the $1.7 billion CAP COM Federal Credit Union in Albany, N.Y.
He will succeed the credit union’s current President/CEO Paula Stopera who plans to retire in May.
For 20 years, McKenna has served as CAP COM’s executive vice president and chief lending officer of its mortgage subsidiary, Homeowners Advantage.
In addition to McKenna’s appointment, CAP COM also announced the appointment of other senior executives including Jason Greco as chief technology officer, Christine Horne as chief experience officer and Lee Carman as chief lending officer.
“With these new additions, we are well positioned to continue to add to the depth of our attractive products and services,” McKenna said.
CAP COM operates 10 branches, employs 355 full-time employees who serve nearly 128,000 members.