ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Marsha Majors has retired as president and CEO of $1.5-billion U.S. Eagle Federal Credit Union, ending a more than 40-year career with one of New Mexico’s largest credit unions, the Albuquerque Journal reported.
Majors stepped down after serving as CEO since early 2013. She joined the Albuquerque-based credit union more than four decades ago and oversaw a period of significant change, including a 2015 rebrand from U.S. New Mexico Federal Credit Union to U.S. Eagle and the 2019 launch of its cannabis banking subsidiary, Aery Group, which became a key player in the state’s cannabis industry, according to the Journal.
Michael Moore, U.S. Eagle’s executive vice president and chief financial officer, has been named to succeed Majors. Moore has been with the credit union for more than 16 years, joining in 2009 as a financial analyst and becoming CFO in 2014, the Journal reported.
Moore now takes the helm of a credit union serving more than 100,000 members with about 300 employees and 10 branches across central and northern New Mexico.