DAYTON, Ohio—Steven Shore has been named president and CEO of DayMet Credit Union here.
He takes over for interim CEO Thomas Keys.
Shore stepped into the position Dec. 28 and said he is looking forward to finding growth opportunities in 2016.
"As the economy continues to grow, I expect the credit union to grow along with that," he told the Dayton Business Journal.
Shore has more than 28 years’ experience in financial services with 18 of those years in the credit union industry. He said in his work experience, the Dayton area credit unions are strongly supported by their members.
"Working in Dayton is a pleasure. The Dayton area really does support and appreciate its credit unions," he said.
In San Antonio, Firstmark Credit Union has named Nathanael Tarwasokono as its new CEO, succeeding Leon Ewing, who retired in December 2015. The $976-million Firstmark has 96,000 members.
"Nathanael’s outstanding background, passion for the credit union mission, and shared vision for our members make him a great fit for our organization," said Donald Pinson, chairman of the board, in a statement. "We are extremely pleased to have him join Firstmark Credit Union."
Tarwasokono was previously CEO of the $450-million Pima Federal Credit Union in Tucson, Arizona, where since 2008 he oversaw 80% asset growth.
In Casper, Wyo., meanwhile, the $35-million River-Rail Community FCU has named Tyler Disburg as its new CEO. Disburg will gradually assume operational responsibilities as Vickie Nelson, the incumbent, approaches her set retirement date of April 2016, according to Credit Union Resources, which conducted the executive search.
Disburg comes to River-Rail Community from Credit Union Student Choice in Washington, D.C., where he served as senior director – strategic partnerships.
Disburg has won several awards throughout his career. He won 13 Diamond Awards for Excellence in Marketing from CUNA as well as four Golden Mirror Awards (including all asset level awards).