TUCSON, Ariz.–Hughes Federal Credit Union has named a new president and CEO to succeed the retired Robert Swick. The credit union has selected Executive Vice President-Lending Andrew Britton to lead the organization.
Britton joined Hughes in 2003 following an extensive career in the industry, the $1.9-billion Hughes FCU stated.
“Britton is known for helping Hughes' local, statewide and national members obtain outstanding loan and savings rates and contributing to the credit union’s longstanding financial strength and stability,” the credit union said.
It added that under Britton, Hughes FCU has increased its loan portfolio to $1.8 billion from $290 million in 2010.
Empowering Employees
Hughes FCU said Britton’s management style focuses on empowering employees to be successful and recognizing their professionalism and commitment to the financial well-being of Hughes members.
“I believe in taking care of our staff so they, in turn, will take excellent care of those we serve,” Britton said. “My deepest thanks to our board chairman, Juan Gonzalez, and board members for being given the opportunity to lead Hughes Federal Credit Union and continue the impressive achievements of our former president and CEO, Robert Swick.”
Hughes FCU has approximately 179,000 members.
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