HILO, Hawaii — Kurt A. Alicuben has been tapped the newpresident/CEO of CU Hawaii Federal Credit Union.

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Alicuben succeeds Patrick Petti, who will soon retire after 34years of service. Petti will assist with the transition, saidFrancis Tsunezumi, chairman of CU Hawaii FCU.

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Since 2004, Alicuben had been serving as vice president oflending at $300 million HFS FCU. Prior to coming to the creditunion industry, he was responsible for formalizing and implementingdistinct Human Resources, Accounting and Information SystemsDepartments for Hawaii Radiologic Associates, Ltd. He also has morethan 15 years of experience with Central Pacific Bank where he ledand managed the bank's largest retail branch.

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“Kurt has solid leadership skills and extensive experience inthe financial services industry,” Tsunezumi said. “Given Kurt'sproven ability to implement positive change we are looking forwardto a future of opportunity and growth.”

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The $224 million CU Hawaii FCU serves more than 31,000members.

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