MILWAUKIE, Ore.–Clackamas Federal Credit Union has announced the retirement of CEO Mary Greco effective Jan. 5, 2018, and named Aaron Goff as her successor.
Goff was previously CEO of the $128-million Greater KC Public Safety Credit Union in Kansas City, Mo.
During her career at Clackamas CU Greco oversaw growth to $350 million in assets and more than 30,000 members, and the opening of two new branches, as well.
Greco has spent 38 years in credit union in Arizona, Nevada, and Oregon, while also serving on numerous industry boards and advisory groups and being active in many community organizations. That includes development of a partnership with Clackamas Community College to implement onsite financial training as well as a program to assist low income students with Matched Education Savings Accounts through the Northwest Credit Union Foundation.
To honor Greco’s passion for education for the underserved, Clackamas CU’s board said it will donate $5,000 to benefit scholarships at Clackamas Community College in her name.
Goff has spent more than 20 years in credit unions, including the past 14 as CEO of Greater KC Public Safety Credit Union. During his tenure as CEO he increased credit union asset s by 37% and spearheaded a rebranding and field of membership expansion to clear the path for increased credit union growth.