Fox Communities Credit Union CEO Plans 2020 Retirement
Greg Hilbert has grown the Wisconsin credit union from $3 million to $1.6 billion in assets.
Greg Hilbert, president/CEO of Fox Communities Credit Union, said Friday he plans to retire in April 2020.
He joined the Appleton, Wis.-based credit union as its CEO in 1980 when it was known as Combined Locks Credit Union. The credit union’s name was changed to Fox Communities CU in 1987.
Under his executive leadership, the credit union grew from $3 million in assets and four employees to its current $1.6 billion in assets and 355 employees. Operating 23 branches, Fox Communities CU serves more than 103,000 members.
“We thank Greg for his outstanding contributions, endless dedication and loyal service to Fox Communities Credit Union over the past 38 years,” Bill Panella, Fox Communities board chair, said. “The credit union has hit many remarkable milestones under Greg’s leadership, and we couldn’t be better positioned for continued growth and success.”
D. Hilton Associates in Woodlands, Texas will conduct a nationwide search for the next president/CEO.
“I would like to thank our members and staff for making the past 38 years so deeply rewarding,” Hilbert said. “It takes a great team to achieve what we did, and I am truly grateful for all of your hard work. I am confident Fox Communities Credit Union will continue having a positive impact in our community for many years to come.”