SIDNEY, Mont.— The $116-million Richland FCU has named Tyson Taylor as its new CEO, selecting a credit union veteran with more than 15 years of industry experience to lead the organization, Roundup Web reported.
Taylor most recently served as vice president of the Mountain Market for Black Hills Federal Credit Union, where he oversaw development of new branch locations across Montana.
“We are incredibly pleased and excited to have Tyson join us as our new CEO,” Board Chair Beth Redlin said. “Tyson brings extensive expertise and a wealth of experience at all levels of the credit union movement which we believe will significantly contribute to the continued success and growth of our credit union. His team building, mentoring and community-minded leadership skills, in addition to his financial training, will allow him to hit the ground running.”
Taylor is scheduled to begin his new role on March 9. As CEO, he will oversee the credit union’s operations and guide initiatives including the planned modernization of its core computer system, which the credit union said will expand member services and improve internal efficiencies, Roundup Web reported.
“It is truly an honor to join Richland Federal Credit Union as its next CEO,” Taylor said. “RFCU's commitment to its members and the community aligns closely with my own values. I am excited to listen, learn, and work collaboratively with the board, staff, and members as we move the credit union forward together.”