BURBANK, Calif.–Two credit unions seeking a new CEO and another looking for a chief member experience officer have just added what they are seeking in new leadership to CUToday.info’s free job board, the Gig.
The credit unions seeking new CEOs are located in Burbank, Calif., and Granite City, Ill., respectively, while a Virginia-based credit union is looking for the chief member experience officer.
Those positions join numerous other C-suite roles for which credit unions are seeking candidates that have also been recently added, including credit union seeking a vice president of marketing and a branch manager, as well as a VP-senior information security risk officer, a VP-lending and a staff accountant.
Other open positions include a chief lending officer, a president/CEO, an application developer, and a director of client relations.
Those are in addition to two other CEO positions for which credit unions are looking for the ideal leader, plus, a chief lending officer, CFO, head of innovation and member service officer.
In all, approximately 30 positions are listed in The Gig.
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