HOUGHTON, Mich.–Michigan Tech Employees Federal Credit Union has named a new CEO.
The credit union said that David Rautiola will lead the $72-million organization, after most recently serving as the credit union’s director of operations. Prior to joining the credit union Rautiola worked as a credit analyst, loan operations manager and project manager at Superior National Bank and Trust Co.
“David has proven himself to be a strong leader and is well suited to move the credit union forward into the future,” said the credit union’s chairman, Mark Van Tassel. “The board has been very impressed with David’s abilities and what has been accomplished since he joined the credit union.”
“I am very excited and honored to have been selected to lead the Michigan Tech Employees Federal Credit Union,” Rautiola said in a statement. “The future for the credit union is a bright one. As employees of a member owned, non-profit financial institution, we offer all the products and services that our members want. I feel the credit union has done a great job of this and look forward to working with the board of directors, employees, and members to continue making this a great place to conduct all your financial transactions.”
Michigan Tech Employees has 8,500 members.