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Nav Khanna became the new president/CEO of First City Credit Union on Monday, succeeding Jim Miller, who retired following 13 years of service at the Altadena, Calif.-based financial cooperative.
Miller served as First City' CFO from 2008 until he was named CEO in 2017. During his CEO tenure, the credit union grew assets from $634 million in 2017 to $932 million at the end of this year's first quarter, while membership expanded from 58,507 to 61,292, at the end of the first quarter, NCUA Call Reports showed.
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Khanna holds more than 30 years of experience in the financial services industry, working in global and domestic financial services since 1990 and the credit union industry since 2001.
Most recently, he served as COO and CFO for the $4.7 billion Travis Credit Union in Vacaville, Calif. Khanna also worked as director of finance for the $5.4 billion Baxter Credit Union in Vernon Hills, Ill., and was a program director of LoBue Associates, according to his LinkedIn profile page.

"Nav stood out among a very strong set of candidates and demonstrated a vision for the future of First City, focused on improving the financial lives of our members and their communities," First City Board Chair Dr. Michael Steinberger said in a prepared statement. "We are excited for what Nav brings to First City."
Earlier this month, Daniel Wolford was named president/CEO of Lebanon Federal Credit Union in Lebanon, Pa.

He succeeded Jeffery Trickett, who retired following 26 years of service. After serving as the credit union's vice president of operations and technology for nearly 16 years, Trickett was named CEO in 2012. During his CEO leadership, the credit union grew assets from $171 million in 2012 to $397 million at the end of the first quarter of this year, while membership expanded from 21,941 to 30,744 at the end of first quarter, according to NCUA Call Reports.
Wolford joined Lebanon in 2003 as a member service specialist. After becoming a branch manager in 2009, he was promoted to business loan and mortgage manager in 2014 and to senior loan manager a year later, his LinkedIn profile page showed. In 2016, he was named EVP before his appointment as CEO on June 1.
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