RALEIGH, N.C./COLUMBIA, S.C.–The Carolinas Credit Union League has named Dan Schline as its new president/CEO, effective July 1.
Schline will succeed John Radebaugh, who has led the organization—first as president of the North Carolina CU League—since 2003.
Schline has worked with credit unions for 21 years, beginning as director of governmental affairs with the North Carolina Credit Union League in 1997, and then serving in a variety of roles for NCCUL, including 10 as senior vice president.
In 2014 Schline was part of the team that facilitated consolidation of two independent associations to form the Carolinas Credit Union League, a two-state association serving credit unions in North and South Carolina. Schline currently serves as executive vice president/COO of the Carolinas Credit Union League.
“Dan’s a proven leader in our organization and he will do a phenomenal job as the new president and CEO,” said Radebaugh. “Credit unions in the Carolinas know and respect his work. He’s been a tireless advocate for credit unions from day one more than two decades ago.”
CCUL Board Chair and SPC Credit Union President/CEO Linda Weatherford added, “John Radebaugh has been a strong, steady credit union leader in the Carolinas for the past fifteen years. He played a major role in the consolidation of the North Carolina and South Carolina leagues and has done an exceptional job of building consensus among the states’ credit unions. He leaves a legacy of integrity and passionate commitment that will serve the Carolinas and credit union movement for many years.
“In Dan Schline we have someone well positioned to lead the League in the years to come,” continued Weatherford. “He brings great passion for the work credit unions are doing and has the vision to ensure the league’s continued success.”