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From the January 26, 2011 issue of Credit Union Times Magazine • Subscribe!

Operating Engineers #3 FCU CEO Lanfri Retires

January 26, 2011 • Reprints

After 18 years of dedicated service to Operating Engineers #3 Federal Credit Union, CEO Leon Lanfri has retired.

Promoted to CEO in 2004, Lanfri said his time at the Livermore, Calif.-based credit union has been the most satisfying and rewarding experience of his professional life.

The board has tapped OEFCU Executive Vice President Mike Donohue as Lanfri's successor.

OEFCU has over $750 million in assets and branches in California, Utah, Hawaii, Nevada and Oregon that serve more than 75,000 members.

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