JACKSONVILLE, Fla.–The CEO of Jax FCU here has announced plans to retire in early 2019, with the credit union saying it is now searching for a successor.
Gerri Sexsion, who has served as president and CEO since 1997, told the CU’s annual member meeting she plans to step down in Q1 2019.
“Our credit union is stable and prepared as we make this transition, with experienced staff in the branches combined with seasoned support teams in the back office,” said Chairman Charles McLeod, Jr. in a released statement.
Jax FCU said it has retained DDJ Myers will lead a projected four-to six-month national search for Sexsion’s replacement.
The $394-million credit union has more than 35,000 members.
“It is my sincere hope that during my tenure, Jax Federal Credit Union has helped our members move a little closer to achieving their financial hopes and dreams,” Sexsion said in the statement.