KINGSTON, N.Y. –The $1.6-billion Mid-Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union has named Razi Qadri president and CEO, the CU announced.
“We’re thrilled to welcome Razi to MHV, from the start he impressed us with his energy and ideas for growing the credit union while staying true to our roots and core values,” said Gary Anderson, MHV board chairman. “With his extensive background in financial services, strong connection to the credit union mission, and genuine passion for community, we are confident that Razi’s thoughtful leadership will guide MHV into an even brighter future.”
Qadri brings over 20 years of leadership experience in the credit union and financial services industry to his new role. Most recently, he served as executive vice president, chief operating and chief information officer for Lake Trust Credit Union. He’s also held various leadership roles at Lake Michigan Credit Union, Flagstar Bank, and Daimler Chrysler Corporation.
“I am truly excited to join MHV and build upon its strong foundation of member service, community impact, and innovation,” said Qadri. “I see tremendous potential to accelerate growth, enhance digital and member experiences, and further strengthen the culture of collaboration and purpose. This role aligns perfectly with my passion for empowering teams and driving meaningful transformation.”
Qadri succeeds Wayne Winkler, who served the credit union for thirty-one years and expanded MHV’s community charter to serve more individuals and families across the Hudson Valley during his 12-year tenure as CEO.
“We would like to thank Waye. His impact has been significant, and we are truly grateful for his many contributions. We wish him the best in retirement,” said Anderson.
Qadri was placed by DDJ Myers.
“The DDJ Myers team has been exceptional—professional, transparent, and deeply aligned with both organizational culture and leadership fit. I appreciated their thoughtful approach, consistent communication, and genuine investment in ensuring the right long-term match for both the organization and the candidate,” said Qadri.