Another community bank CEO took over this week as the top credit union regulator in Ohio.
The state's new Republican governor, John Kasich, named Charles Dolezal, former CEO of Zanesville's North Valley Bancshares Inc., as superintendent of the Division of Financial Institutions which oversees banks, CUs, savings banks/savings & loans.
Dolezal replaces Carolyn Bradford, also a former Franklin small bank CEO, who departed last Friday and was an appointee of former Democratic Gov. Ted Strickland.
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