WALLINGFORD, Conn. — Citing family worries, Kevin Chandler, the president/CEO of the Credit Union League of Connecticut for the last year and a half, has resigned to return to his home state of Minnesota.
Chandler, a former Minnesota state senator and also the former head of the Minnesota Credit Union Network before taking the Connecticut job in 2006, said the tug of his home state proved more than he anticipated when he moved to Connecticut, particularly for his young family.
The news was greeted with some surprise among Connecticut CEOs who learned about his planned departure in letters sent late last week by the chair of CULC, Kathy Chartier.
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