NEW BERLIN, Wis. – Ron Kase, president/CEO of Landmark Credit Union, points out his management style has changed over the years.
After all, when he first hired on at LCU in 1973 as the top executive, he was one of only four employees and had to do a bit of everything. Assets were $2 million. Today he faces the same need to delegate facing CEOs at other large credit unions.
Even so, "I wouldn't ask anyone to do anything I haven't done myself," he states. "I've made loans, I've collected loans, I've worked at the teller counter."
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