BOSTON–After 13 years leading the institution, Daniel G. Trombley will retire as CEO of Boston Credit Union on April 28.
The credit union has named Daniel E. Waltz as his successor, according to the Cooperative Credit Union League.
During his term at BCU, Trombley has overseen growth from $207 million in assets, 16,000 members, and two branches to $380-million in assets, 24,000 members and four branches (a fifth is on the way), as well as expansion to a community charter.
"Dan's dedication and leadership has been instrumental in guiding the City of Boston Credit Union in times of global financial uncertainty, while never forgetting the needs of our members and working hard every day on their behalf," Stephen Green, chairman of the board, said in a statement first published by the CCUA. "The Board of Directors and entire City of Boston Credit Union community wish Dan well in his retirement" Green added.
Waltz has been president/CEO of Southern Mass Credit Union in Fairhaven, Mass., for the past 15 years.