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Dolores Broeske

The $2 billion, Lakewood, Wash.-based Harborstone Credit Union hired Dolores Broeske as SVP and chief people officer. In her new role, Broeske will create focus around workplace engagement, enhance talent development opportunities, and guide culture initiatives that lead to consistent and effective change management across the organization. She has worked in the credit union movement for more than 30 years, having most recently served as president/CEO of HAPO Community Credit Union ($2.3 billion, Richland, Wash.). As part of the CUES CEO Institute Program, she attended the Cornell Johnson School of Management, the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Virginia Darden School of Business. In 2022, she was honored by making the American Banker top 25 women leaders list as one of The Most Powerful Women in Credit Unions. In addition, in 2023, Browske received the ATHENA Leadership Award presented by the Tri-City Regional Chamber.

Tina Narron

The $1.4 billion, Anchorage, Alaska-based Credit Union 1 hired Tina Narron as chief lending officer. Narron most recently served as chief lending officer for Verity Credit Union ($760 million, Seattle). Prior to Verity, she was chief lending officer at Providence Federal Credit Union ($160 million, Milwaukie, Ore.). Her career in the credit union industry began at BECU ($29.5 billion, Tukwila, Wash.) where she worked as a consumer lending manager, and later at GTE Financial ($2.8 billion, Tampa, Fla.) as vice president, consumer loans. In her new role, Narron will oversee all aspects of the credit union's lending operations, including strategy development, portfolio management and member engagement.