GEORGETOWN, S.C.–David Graham, CEO of the $108-million Georgetown Kraft Credit Union, has announced retirement plans. Graham, who has led the credit union for 10 years, said he will retire at year end.
The announcement was made by Chairman Dennis Loadholt during a recent GKCU board meeting.
“The board thanks David for his hard work and dedication over the past decade,” Loadholt said. “He came to GKCU with a comprehensive knowledge of the financial industry and mindset true to the credit union philosophy.”
Graham has been in financial services in Georgia and Florida for more than 30 years. During Graham’s time at the credit union, GKCU said he has overseen the addition of new products, including a comprehensive mortgage lending program, expanded savings and lending options, a variety of insurance coverage offerings and a mobile app complete with remote deposit. Also during Graham’s tenure, GKCU opened upgraded offices in Kingstree and Andrews and opened a new main building across from Walmart, creating a second location in Georgetown.
GKCU has more than 14,000 members and 60 employees.
The credit union said it has formed a search committee to find a successor.