Additional leadership responsibilities have been expanded across the organization to strengthen collaboration, support more effective decision-making, and prepare Financial Center for continued growth. The changes also create meaningful opportunities for internal talent to grow and take on greater leadership responsibilities.
Financial Center is currently recruiting for a Chief Information Officer who will provide strategic leadership and oversight of Information Technology and Information Security, Project Management, and Payments. The role will help guide the credit union’s continued technology modernization, strengthen its payments strategy, and support the effective execution of key initiatives across the organization.
“At the end of the day, our first responsibility is to protect our members’ hard-earned money and the trust they place in us,” said CEO Ning Duong. “As we approach a major asset milestone, we have a responsibility to ensure our leadership structure and capabilities grow with us. I’m confident this team gives us the leadership we need to ensure long-term financial strength, manage risk responsibly, serve our members well and execute on an ambitious vision for Financial Center’s future.”
Financial Center remains focused on its long-term vision of serving more members, growing responsibly, and investing in the people, products, and services that help create healthier financial lives and greater possibilities throughout the communities it serves.