Deborah Kim resigned from her position as president/CEO for the Honolulu-based, $1.2 billion Hawaii State FCU after nearly 20 years of service, the Honolulu Star-Advertiser reports.
According to the newspaper, which said it obtained a copy of Kim's resignation email, she cited "unprofessionalism" as a motive for leaving the credit union.
The paper quoted Kim's email as stating, "I have worked in the best interest of the credit union and its members for 19 years, only to end my tenure with your volunteer officials spitting in my face. I deserved better."
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