SAN JOSE, Calif.— Brad Canfield is retiring as CEO of the $1.6-billion KeyPoint Credit Union here, the organization announced.
Canfield has served KeyPoint for 13 years.
“Under Brad's visionary guidance, KeyPoint Credit Union has achieved significant milestones, including implementation of cutting-edge technology platforms, relocation of a new LEAD certified corporate headquarters, increasing member satisfaction and product offerings as well as growth in asset size from $750 million to over $2 billion, the CU said.
“Leading KeyPoint Credit Union has been the privilege of my career," said Canfield. "I am immensely proud of what we’ve accomplished together and grateful for the opportunity to work alongside such a talented and passionate team. I look forward to seeing KeyPoint continue to thrive and serve our members with the same dedication that has defined us for decades."
The credit said a transition plan is underway to take over for Canfield, who plans to step down next year, the CU said.
"We thank Brad for his outstanding contributions to KeyPoint Credit Union," said Gary Garcia, KeyPoint board chair. "His visionary leadership has set the foundation for our future success. We wish him nothing but happiness and fulfillment in his retirement."