FRESNO, Calif.–Credit unions in two states have named new leadership.
In California, the $1.1-billion Noble CU has selected Angelino “Gino” Cayanan to lead the organization and to succeed Susan Ryan, who retired after 22 years as CEO.
Prior to being named president/CEO, Cayanan served as the senior vice president/CFO for the $1.5-billion Los Angeles Police FCU, where he oversaw the finance, human resources, and information technology functions, the credit union said.
“Cayanan was an integral part of developing the business plan and establishing the strategy for the credit union,” Noble CU stated.
It noted that during his 25-year career Cayanan has served as a CFO, VP-finance, COO, chief lending officer and interim CEO.
“I am excited to join the Noble family and to continue the mission of serving the 113,000 members with dignity, honor, and compassion to help the members reach their financial goals,” said Cayanan in a statement. “The credit union has done a remarkable job in its 82 years of creating a strong and financially sound institution its members can trust and be proud to be part of. I view this appointment as an opportunity to champion the ‘Noble way’ and to lead the incredibly talented team to new heights in member and community service.”
Cayanan holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from California State University, East Bay.
New Top Man at Topline
Meanwhile, in Maple Grove, Minn., the $770-million Topline Financial Credit Union has named Mick Olson as its new president and CEO.
Olson most recently served as SVP and CFO at Topline Financial, after joining the credit union in 2006. He has more than 25 years’ experience in financial services.
“During Mick’s tenure with TopLine he has been responsible for overseeing finance, accounting, information services, card services, the insurance agency, investment services, human resources, collections, strategic and risk planning, and budgeting,” the credit union said in a statement. “He has been key in developing strategic direction over the past 17 years and managing the credit union through a major technology conversion in 2019.”
Active in Community
Topline Financial added that Olson is also “deeply committed” to supporting member and community needs by being actively involved in credit union industry boards, non-profit organizations and advisory committees that have included the Member Student Lending Board, Credit Unions for Kids, United Financials Capital, and North Hennepin Community College Foundation.
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