BATON ROUGE, La.–Several credit unions have announced new CEOs.
In Louisiana, the $955.3-million EFCU Financial has named Tom Kuslikis as the its new CEO. Kuslikis will be joining the Credit Union in September.
Kuslikis has spent the last 10 years with the $1.4-billion University of Michigan Credit Union (UMCU), most recently as CFO.
While with UMCU, Kuslikis served on multiple boards and industry-related committees, including the Michigan Credit Union League and Girl Scouts Heart of Michigan.
Kuslikis holds an MBA from the University of Michigan and is a CPA and Certified Internal Auditor.
"I am thrilled to have been selected as the next president and chief executive officer of EFCU Financial. This credit union has an amazing board and team, and I believe that together we can build on an already great credit union,” said Kuslikis. “I am looking forward to serving EFCU Financial's members, team members and the Greater Baton Rouge community."
Kuslikis succeeds Tyler Grodi, who served as CEO for the 11 years.
New CEO in Pennsylvania
Meanwhile, in Franklin, Penn., the $59.7-million
Galaxy FCU has named Donald “Chip” Pfohl as president and CEO to succeed the retiring Linda Lusher, who oversaw a doubling of assets during her career.
Pfohl has worked in financial services for more than 30 years, most recently as consumer lending manager with Northwest Bank.
New CEO in Texas
In Houston, the $225-million Members Trust FCU has named Liliana Canga as its new president and CEO effective Sept. 30. Canga is currently CFO and succeeds Brian Gilbert, who is retiring after serving as CEO since 2010.
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