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Stephanie Sievers became the president/CEO of the $719 million AltaOne Federal Credit Union in Ridgecrest, Calif., on June 1.
She succeeded interim CEO Denise Mattice, who will continue to serve as the credit union's COO, according to the AltaOne board of directors.
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Sievers previously served as president/ CEO of the $53.6 million Star of Texas Credit Union in Austin. She also is CEO of Pink Strategies, a Shreveport, La.-based consulting and mentoring services firm. Sievers also worked as president/CEO for the $4.8 million Sisseton-Wahpeton Federal Credit Union in Agency Village, S.D., and the $187 million ANECA Federal Credit Union in Shreveport.
Stephanie Sievers More than 170 AltaOne employees operate 11 branches and serve more than 54,000 members.
Scott Johnson will become president/CEO of Community First Credit Union in Santa Rosa, Calif., on July 1.
He will succeed Todd Sheffield who will retire June 30. Under his executive leadership over nearly two decades, the credit union grew its assets from $91 million to $695 million.
Scott Johnson Johnson previously served as chief revenue officer for the $3.5 billion Unify Financial Credit Union in Torrance, Calif., and also served as CEO of Unify Insurance Solutions. Before joining Unify, he was the chief technology officer at Pacific Life Insurance Company.
Community First and its 157 employees operate 11 branches that serve more than 59,000 members.
The board of directors for the Foothill Federal Credit Union in Arcadia, Calif., has named Michael Terzian as president/CEO.
He will succeed current President/CEO Brian Hall, who plans to retire this year after 26 years of service. Under his executive leadership, Foothill's assets grew from $48 million in 1995 to $646 million in 2021.
Michael Terzian Terzian came to Foothill from the $2 billion Partners Federal Credit Union in Burbank, Calif., where he served as its vice president of marketing, chief member services officer and as co-interim CEO.
Foothill and its 82 employees operate three branches that serve more than 29,000 members.
David P. Dupéré will become president/CEO in July of Wave Federal Credit Union in Warwick, R.I.
He will succeed current President/CEO Paul Archambault, who joined Wave in 1982 and became its CEO in 1995. Under his executive leadership, the credit union grew its assets from $47 million to $136 million.
David Dupere Since 2008, Dupéré has served as Wave's COO. Throughout his 35-year credit union career, he was CEO of Bayside Federal Credit Union, Bostitch Federal Credit Union and Anchor Federal Credit Union, which were all based in Rhode Island and are inactive.
Wave and its 21 employees operate two branches that serve more than 7,000 members.
The board of directors for the $109 million Energy Credit Union in West Roxbury, Mass., announced the appointment of Irene Tan as president/CEO effective July 1.
She succeeds current President/CEO Paul N. Noce, who will retire June 30 after more than 27 years of service at Energy.
Irene Tan Tan is currently serving as Energy's president and chief lending officer.
She joined the credit union in 2016 as its vice president of retail and was promoted to EVP in 2018.
Energy's 11 employees operate two branches that serve more than 4,000 members.
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Peter Strozniak
Credit Union Times reporter covering credit union operations, fraud, M&As, leagues, business continuity, and breaking news.
