The $3 billion Mid-Atlantic Corporate FCU announced this week there's beensome turnover on its board.

Virginia Williams, CEO of the $121 million Jersey Shore FCU inNorthfield, N.J., resigned effective Dec. 31 and was replaced byAlison DeTuncq, president/CEO of the $612 million University of Virginia Community Credit Union inCharlottesville, Va.

Mid-Atlantic President/CEO Jay Murray said Williams' departurefrom the board is in preparation for the future as the 40-yearcredit union executive eyes retirement. Williams has been JerseyShore's CEO since 1986, and worked her way up to the corner officefrom a teller position at the $31 million Bridgeton Onized FCU inVineland, N.J.. She was appointed to the corporate's board ofdirectors in 2006 after one year on the supervisory committee.

DeTuncq, who has served on the 900-member Mid-AtlanticCorporate's supervisory committee since Dec. 2011, was appointed bythe board to replace Williams.

She will bring board representation from the state of Virginiato the Middletown, Pa.-based corporate, which merged VACORPapproximately one year ago.

DeTuncq began her credit union career in 1988 as a branchmanager at UVA Community and was named president/CEO in 1998.