TORRANCE, Calif.–Two credit unions have named new leadership.
In California, the $171-million Torrance Community Credit Union (TCCU) has appointed Michael Wilkins as its new CEO to succeed Steve Stoppel, who retired after 21 years with the credit union.
Wilkins has 33 years of experience in the financial industry, having most recently served as SVP-COO with First City Credit Union. He has also served as SVP-retail operations.
"It's an honor to be entrusted with the leadership of TCCU," Wilkins said. "I am eager to build upon our strong foundation to deliver exceptional value to our members and ensure a seamless transition."
Wilkins has a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from California State University, Long Beach.
New Interim CEO in Delaware
Meanwhile, in Dover, Del., the $668.7-million Del-One FCU has named Dan McCarthy as interim president and CEO. McCarthy joined Del-One as chief HR officer in 2019 and was promoted to chief administrative officer in 2020.
“Del-One will continue our mission of being the easiest place to work with for our members,” said Chairman Steve Smith. “Del-One has a 63-year track record of standing out for our commitment to our members and community, being a fulfilling workplace for our teammates, and providing top-tier products and services. We look forward to Dan and his team building on that great foundation and taking Del-One to the next level.”
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