LONGVIEW, Wash.—Deidra Miner has been named president and CEO of the $1.1-billion Red Canoe CU, the credit union reported.
Miner succeeds retiring CEO David Spaulding.
Miner, who has more than 25 years of experience in financial services, previously served as Red Canoe’s chief operating officer.
Carrol To Head CECU
In Knoxville, Tenn., City Employees Credit Union has named James R. Carroll president and chief executive officer.
Carroll has been serving as interim president, the credit union said.
“Carroll has a long-standing history with City Employees Credit Union, where he has held multiple leadership roles since 2009, including vice president of finance, vice president of operations and lending manager. Throughout his tenure, he has demonstrated exceptional leadership in financial management, strategic planning, risk mitigation and operational efficiency, overseeing the credit union’s $100M+ in assets. His extensive expertise in NCUA regulatory compliance, member relations and budget management make him an ideal choice to lead CECU forward,” the CU said.
“We are thrilled to welcome James as the new president and CEO of City Employees Credit Union,” said Chris Cunningham, chair of the CECU board of directors. “Through our diligent and thorough search process, James clearly proved to be the strongest candidate with the right experience and qualifications to propel CECU forward. His deep understanding of our organization, commitment to our members and financial expertise will ensure the continued success and growth of our credit union.”
“I am honored to take on this role and excited for the opportunity to lead City Employees Credit
Union into the future,” said Carroll. “Our members are at the heart of everything we do, and I am committed to ensuring CECU continues to provide exceptional financial services, innovative solutions and a strong community-focused approach. I look forward to working alongside our talented team to build on our legacy of excellence.”