HOUSTON—Mary Hawk, president and chief executive officer of KBR Heritage FCU here, has announced her retirement, effective July 1, 2016.
Hawk has been CEO at the credit union for 22 years.
Under Hawk's leadership, KBR Heritage saw its assets grow from $30 million to $92 million, according to the Cooperative Credit Union League.
The CCUL said that after more than 50 years in the financial services industry, Hawk plans to enjoy her retirement by traveling and spending time with her family.
Hawk is succeeded by Regina Lancaster, who served most recently as the vice president of operations at KBR Heritage FCU.