LONE TREE, Colo.–Todd Marksberry, the well-known president and CEO of Canvas Credit Union, has resigned from the position.The board has named Colleen Knoll, the credit union’s CFO since 2012, as interim CEO.
"We would like to express our deepest gratitude to Todd for his dedicated leadership and service, and outstanding contributions to the success of Canvas Credit Union," Board Chair Tom Lash said in a statement. "Throughout Todd's nearly nine years of leadership, he played an integral role in fostering the credit union's growth and deepening its commitment to serving the community.”
The $4.3-billion Canvas Credit Union said Knoll has been a “catalyst” in maintaining the credit union’s impact on Coloradans for more than a decade.
‘Highly Regarded’
“Bringing extensive experience in financial services leadership, starting with her tenure as a financial regulator with the State of Colorado, Knoll demonstrates an unwavering dedication to lead the credit union forward,” the credit union stated. “She remains steadfast in upholding Canvas' strategic pillars aimed at enhancing the well-being of its members and communities, and she is highly regarded as a servant leader, embodying Canvas’ mission to lead with its heart.”
‘Excited About Future’
Added Kroll, “We are excited about the future of Canvas Credit Union and the opportunities that lie ahead. Our dedicated team is ready to embrace these changes and work together to ensure the continued prosperity of our members and the communities we serve."
Canvas CU has approximately 294,000 members.
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