CHANTILLY, Va.—Justice FCU has selected a new president and CEO. The $794-million Justice Federal has named Mark L. Robnett to lead the organization, after having served as interim CEO since May.
Robnett previously was JFCU’s EVP/CIO, where he oversaw the credit union’s Operation Center and restructured and built the information technology team. Justice FCU said Robnett also initiated a “member service-driven philosophy introducing the latest in technological advances such as biometric identification and facial recognition.”
Robnett began his career with Justice Federal in 2013 as VP of information technology, and has previously held positions with Fiserv and Symitar, as well as data center and operations manager with Y12 Federal Credit Union, in Tennessee.
Before joining Justice Federal, Robnett worked for Willis North America, managing regional stakeholders to elicit changes to business processes and fit to information systems.
“I am honored by the board’s decision. My focus will be on keeping the organization future focused by leveraging, institutionalizing, and continually improving core capabilities,” said Robnett in a statement.