WESTBURY, N.Y.–Credit unions in New York and New Hampshire are welcoming new CEOs, and in both cases they are replacing predecessors who have held the job for the past 32 years.
Effective with the new year, the $3-billion Nassau Educators FCU will have a new leader in John Deieso, who had been serving as chief information officer. Deieso will replace Edw
ard Paternostro, 74, who has led the organization for 32 years and overseen growth from $100 million in assets.
As CUToday.info reported earlier, in Nashua, N.H., Triangle Credit Union has named A. Scott MacKnight as its new president/CEO. McKnight has been with the credit union for 20 years and replaces Maurice D. Simard Jr., who has been CEO for 32 years, overseeing growth from $17 million in assets to more than $700 million.
Triangle Credit Union has also grown to 56,000 members, about 160 employees and nine locations.