EDGEWOOD, Md.—The $2.4 billion APG Federal Credit Union has named Becky Smith president/CEO.
Smith, who previously served as executive vice president, chief revenue officer for SECU of Maryland, begins her new role Jan. 29, the credit union stated on its website.
Smith succeeds Don W. Lewis, who retired in June 2024 following 45 years of service to the credit union, including nearly 30 years as CEO.
“Becky brings exceptional credentials and experience to APGFCU for member services and organizational growth,” said APGFCU Board Chairman Donald J. Burnett. “The board is confident she will lead our financial cooperative to empower member-owners in building generational wealth with member-focused services to achieve, prosper, and grow.”
During her tenure at SECU, Smith also served as executive vice president, chief strategy and growth officer, as well as senior vice president, chief marketing officer. Her prior experience includes leadership positions in banking and with a global strategy and marketing consulting firm, APG said.
“I am truly honored and excited to take on the role of president and CEO at APGFCU,” said Smith. “It is a privilege to lead an organization so deeply committed to its members, employees, and the community. I look forward to collaborating with our talented team to drive innovation, strengthen our services, and continue making a meaningful impact for the communities we proudly serve.”