BILOXI, Miss.–Two credit unions have announced new CEOs.
Keesler FCU here has named a new CEO. The $2.3-billion KFCU has named Andy Swoger as its new president and CEO. Swoger is joining the credit union from the $1.5-billion Texans Credit Union in Richardson, Texas, where he is VP/CFO. Swoger replaces John Goff in the position.
“John Goff carried the credit union to a new level of growth and member service,” said Jim Hollingsworth. “We wish him and his family the very best in retirement. I have every confidence that Andy Swoger will continue our tradition as the best financial and mortgage institution on the coast and beyond.”
Meanwhile, in Bel Air, Md., Freedom Federal Credit Union has named Michael MacPherson as its new president/CEO. MacPherson has been serving as interim CEO.
“Having served twelve years in a variety of management positions, including chief operating officer and most recently as the interim president/CEO, there is no better qualified individual to serve as our credit union’s president/CEO,” said the credit union’s chairman, Mike Kaiser, in a released statement. “As interim CEO, Michael demonstrated his abilities to lead and guide Freedom into the future. We are looking forward to his continued tenure with Freedom Federal Credit Union.”
Prior to Freedom Federal Credit Union, MacPherson spent 13 years with Aberdeen Proving Ground FCU.