GERMANTOWN, Md.–Mid-Atlantic FCU has named a new president and CEO to succeed Bill Brooks, who is retiring from the organization after eight years in the role.
The $423.7-million Mid-Atlantic has selected Tamara Schiavone to lead the organization effective Aug. 1. Schiavone has served as CFO for the last six years.
“I have been a credit union CFO for 30 years, and I’m excited about the opportunity to step up into the CEO role at Mid-Atlantic,” Schiavone said in a statement. “I have worked alongside Bill both here at Mid-Atlantic and at a previous credit union and learned so much from him. I thank him for his mentorship and stewardship and for his efforts in coordinating a smooth transition for our credit union.”
Also on the Resume
Schiavone has more than 30 years of experience in the financial services industry.
Before coming to Mid-Atlantic FCU in January 2018 to serve as CFO, she had been CFO at REALTORS Federal Credit Union for more than two years and at Lafayette Federal Credit Union for more than 21 years.
She holds an MBA in Finance and a BSBA in finance.
‘In Good Hands’
Added Brooks, “It’s bittersweet to leave, as I’ve truly enjoyed my time at Mid-Atlantic. I can leave with confidence because I know I’m leaving the credit union in good hands.”