The $85 million Incenta Federal Credit Union in Englewood, Ohio,promoted Deborah K. Cadle to president/CEO.

Cadle has been with Incenta since 1984, working in lending,branch administration and accounting, and most recently was COO,the credit union said in its July 16 announcement.

Cadle succeeds Cheryl Roser, who retired after 45 years ofservice.

The Incenta board also promoted Lisa Whitt to COO. She began hercareer with Incenta as a teller in 1998 and has been accountingmanager for the past 10 years, the 10,300-member Ohio credit unionsaid.

Incenta opened as DP&L Employees Credit Union in 1935 andnow has seven locations in Dayton, Aberdeen and Springfield.

In other people news from around the industry:

EAST

The $5.6 billion Bethpage Federal Credit Unionin Bethpage, N.Y., named Lynda Nicolino to thenewly created position of corporate general counsel where her focuswill be on government relations. Nicolino was general counseland secretary of the Long Island Power Authority where she hadworked for the past 15 years. Prior to that, she was with the stateAttorney General's office and had been an assistant districtattorney in Suffolk County.

The $187 million First Financial Federal CreditUnion in Wall Township, N.J, hired KeithBeith as lending manager at its corporate headquarters.His previous lending and collections experience includes positionsat Proponent Federal Credit Union in Nutley, N.J.

The $323 million United Teletech Financial FederalCredit Union in Tinton Falls, N.J., hired PatriciaMorris Finaldi as director of commercial lending. Finaldihas more than 15 years of experience in the banking industry,including as at JPMorgan Chase, PNC Bank and Citigroup.

The $1.1 billion Jeanne D'Arc Credit Union inLowell, Mass., hired Susan Hannigan as SVP andCFO. Hannigan has more than 25 years of experience with Wolf &Company PC of Boston with a concentration in financialinstitutions.

The Credit Union Association of New York namedBrittney Wensley of the $404 million SunmarkFederal Credit Union in Latham, N.Y., to the CUANY's YoungProfessionals Commission. Wensley has been with Sunmark formore than five years, currently as a mortgage processor. In 2013,she was selected as one of five national participants to “crash”the CUNA Lending Council conference in Phoenix.

The $842 million St. Anne's Credit Union inFall River, Mass., named Bernard J. McDonald IIIto its board of directors. McDonald has been the register of deedsfor the Fall River District Registry of Deeds for 20 years. Thecredit union also promoted Leta Johnson toassistant vice president of consumer lending. Johnson has been withSt. Anne's since 2011, most recently as consumer lendingmanager.

NASCUS appointed RichardStipa, president/CEO of the $1.5 billion TruMark FinancialCredit Union in Trevose, Pa., to the trade group's Credit UnionAdvisory Council. Stipa will represent District 1, comprisingConnecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, NewYork, Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, Kentucky, RhodeIsland, Vermont, Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. Stipa previouslyserved on the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia's Credit UnionAdvisory Council.

SOUTH

The $4.6 billion Delta Community Credit Unionin Atlanta named John Kennedy to the newly createdposition of assistant vice president of corporate communications.Kennedy has more than 20 years of communications and publicrelations experience, most recently as manager of corporatecommunications with Delta Airlines subsidiary MLT Vacations. Healso has been senior public relations manager forHartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and generalmanager of media relations for Delta Airlines.

The $313 million Belvoir Federal Credit Unionin Woodbridge, Va., promoted Deborah Strom fromassistant branch manager at the Fort Belvoir branch to Mark Centerbranch manager. Fondu Conteh moved from MarkCenter branch manager to the same position at the Fort Belvoir andDefense Logistics Agency branches. Bernard Lampteyhas been hired as Woodbridge branch manager. He has 11 years offinancial services experience, including as a teller and branchmanager.

MIDWEST

The $2.6 billion Michigan State University FederalCredit Union in East Lansing appointed RobertWiseman to serve as chairman of its supervisory committee.Wiseman has been a management professor at MSU since 1988 andjoined the MSUFCU supervisory committee in 2011.

WEST

The $982 million Columbia Credit Union inVancouver, Wash., named Robin Grimwade to the newposition of vice president and corporate project manager. Grimwadehas more than 20 years of project management experience, mostrecently as senior manager for project portfolio management at thePort of Portland in Oregon.

VENDORS

CUNA Brokerage Services in Madison, Wis., saidJim Metz is planning to retire as SVP of retailinvestment services after leading the broker-dealer since 2006.Metz has more than 26 years of experience in insurance andinvestments and had been CFO of Citigroup Insurance Investments inHartford, Conn. CUNA Mutual Group said Metz has not set aretirement date and will continue to lead the organization until areplacement is named.

CU*Answers in Grand Rapids, Mich., said twocredit union CEOs were re-elected to three-year terms on the CUSO'sboard of directors at its June 18 meeting. They were VickieSchmitzer of the $306 million Frankenmuth CU inFrankenmuth, Mich., and Dean Wilson, CEO of the$43 million FOCUS Credit Union in Wauwatosa, Wis.