OWINGS MILLS, Md.–The long-time president and CEO of First Eagle FCU here has announced retirement plans. A successor has been named.
Lois Profili, who joined the credit union in 1982 and was named president/CEO in 2001, plans to retire on July 1. The $114-million CU said current CFO Art Brock will then lead the organization.
“I’ve been asked how I could stay in the same job for all these years. I have been blessed with the opportunity to work with a wonderful group who always puts our membership first,” said Profili. “I have made so many friends along the way both inside and outside of First Eagle. It’s been a fantastic journey with the always changing technology, demographics and regulations bringing new challenges and keeping things fresh. Now it’s time to start a new chapter, which includes spending more time with my grandchildren. Art has some great plans to grow our credit union and serve our members. I wish him the best and I know he will be successful,” she added.
Making Life Better
Added Brock, who has been serving as the VP/CFO for First Eagle since 2015, “I’m thankful for the opportunity to lead a financial institution filled with talented professionals who truly want to ‘Make Life Better’ for all of our members. With the foundation Lois has laid, the support of our board of directors, and our great team of employees, I look forward to continuing to help our members during every step of their financial journey.”
The credit union has approximately 8,400 members.