John P. Barron will become the president/CEO at the $808 million Liberty Bay Credit Union in Braintree, Mass., on Feb. 10, the board of directors said.
He succeeds Edward Lopes, who served as interim CEO since August 2024.
Barron most recently served as chief strategy and growth officer for the multi-bank holding company of South Shore Bank and Dedham Savings Bank, according to Liberty Bay. Previously, he was employed at Rockland Trust and at MIT Lincoln Laboratory.
Liberty Bay’s 71 employees run four locations and serve more than 22,000 members.
On Monday, Mike Barr took over the helm as president/CEO for the $551 million Securityplus Federal Credit Union in Baltimore, Md.
He succeeded Ray Ragan.
Securityplus’ 93 employees operate five locations and serve nearly 35,000 members.
On Feb. 1, Clinton Miller became president/CEO of the $536 million Partners 1st Federal Credit Union in Fort Wayne, Ind.
He succeeded Carla C. Bienz, who retired on Jan. 31 after more than 43 years of service.
Partners 1st 205 employees operate 22 locations and serve more than 45,000 members.
The $430 million SUMA Federal Credit Union in Yonkers, N.Y., announced Andrij G. Burchak has been named CEO, while Roman G. Kozicky will continue to serve as president. Burchak has served as a member of the SUMA Board of Directors for more than 20 years. Over the last four years, he also has served as EVP of governance, planning and development. As president, Kozicky will continue to guide the credit union's strategic direction and maintain SUMA’s strong community connections.
Cyrus Malkin has been appointed president/CEO of the $382 million Rocky Mountain Credit Union in Helena, Mont.
He served as interim CEO since September 2024, after the retirement of Steve Sendon.
Rocky Mountain’s 79 employees operate seven locations and serve nearly 24,000 members.
Lee Wooley has been appointed president/CEO of the $173 million Treasury Department Federal Credit Union (TDFCU) in Washington, D.C.
He succeeded interim CEO Christine Cho.
TDFCU’s 30 employees run six locations and serve more than 12,000 members.
Misty Winter was appointed president/CEO of the $166 million Northern Hills Federal Credit Union in Sturgis, S.D.
She succeeded Floyd Rummel III, who retired.
Northern Hills' 36 employees run five locations and serve more than 11,000 members.
On Feb. 1, Jennifer Mulligan was named president/CEO of Indiana’s $81.3 million KEMBA Indianapolis Credit Union, the board of directors said.
She succeed Karla Salisbury, who retired.
She most recently served as president/CEO of the $35 million Hoosier United Credit Union in Indianapolis.
KEMBA Indianapolis' 15 employees operate two branches and serve more than 5,200 members.
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