METHUEN, Mass.–Methuen Credit Union has named a new president/CEO. The credit union has selected Andy Moisan to lead the organization, succeeding Jim Brouder, who retired.
The $29-million Methuen CU’s field of membership is open to those who live, work or worship in Methuen as well to any city employee. The credit union said Erika Rondeau has also been named operations manager and succeeds Jo-Ann Conlon, who retired.
“Jim and Jo-Ann did a wonderful job during the time they were here,” Moisan told the Cooperative Credit Union Association, which first reported the transition. “Erika and I came in at a time it’s going great. We want to grow the credit union through families so it’s here for years to come. I really want to get involved in the community. Big picture-wise, the board has been very supportive and Jim and Jo-Ann have been very helpful. We want to grow on what they’ve accomplished.”
Prior CU Experience
Prior to being named president/CEO Moison spent six years with Digital Credit Union in Marlboro, Mass., and prior to that seven years as chief operating officer of Alden Credit Union. Rondeau was previously with Jean d’Arc Credit Union in Dracut, Mass., where she worked her way up from teller to senior member services.
Looking forward, Moisan told the CCUA, “We’re looking for steady growth to service more members without losing that small-town feel. To be viable, we’ll need to grow responsibly and let locals know we’re here. The biggest thing for us is the car loans, which are probably the lowest around – as low as 1.99% for 2018 and newer cars and 2.49% for cars 2017 and older. Our savings (interest) rates are higher than a lot of places.”
The credit union has approximately 2,838 members.