MIDDLETOWN, R.I.–Two credit unions have announced new CEOs.
The People’s Credit Union in Rhode Island said it has selected Sean Daly to lead the organization.
"Working for People's Credit Union for the last several years has been a privilege. I am looking forward to leading this great organization and continuing to build on its legacy in our community. Now is an exciting time to be in the industry as we look to blend the convenience of digital technologies with the exceptional personal service that our members expect,” said Daly.
Daly succeeds Ellen Ford, who announced her retirement earlier this year.
Daly has previously served as CFO and head of Technology for Camden National Bank in Maine, where in 2007 he was named by US Banker magazine one of the Top 10 U.S. CFOs.
Prior to joining the $535-mmillion People's, Daly served as CFO for Provant Health Solutions, and has also served as COO at IDT911 (since rebranded Cyber Scout).
The credit union has approximately 45,000 members.
New CEO in Arizona
Separately, in Tempe, Ariz., the $168-million Landings Credit Union announced that its current president and CEO, Margaret Hunnicutt, plans to retire effective Jan. 3, and that current COO Brian Lee will succeed Hunnicutt.
“It is hard to say goodbye to a strong leader, especially one who is able to meld the needs of our members, staff and community into a successful organization,” said Board Chair Bill Hegebush. “She has truly been a leader who lives the credit union motto of ‘people helping people’.”
Hunnicutt has served in her current role since March 2008, and prior to that, served for seven years as CFO.