EAST

Todd Fanning

The $3.1 billion, Virginia Beach, Va.-based Chartway Credit Union hired Todd Fanning as CFO. Fanning brings more than 30 years of experience in financial management and executive leadership across the banking and credit union sectors, having most recently served at GreenState Credit Union ($10.7 billion, North Liberty, Iowa), where he held multiple leadership roles including EVP, CFO and interim CEO. In his new role, he will serve as a key advisor to the CEO and executive team, overseeing Chartway’s finance and accounting teams, with a focus on driving financial strength, operational efficiency and sustainable growth. He will also play a critical role in shaping the credit union’s financial strategy, ensuring operational excellence and identifying opportunities for sustainable growth. Fanning is a Certified Public Accountant through the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and a graduate of the Graduate School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Krista Foerster

The $464 million, Rochester, N.H.-based Holy Rosary Credit Union hired Krista Foerster into the newly-created role of chief retail officer. Foerster brings more than 25 years of experience serving in senior leadership positions in banking throughout New England. In her new role, she will be responsible for overseeing the performance of all retail operations, including business development and wealth management, ensuring the outstanding member experience HRCU is known for. Foerster most recently served as head of business onboarding and implementation at Northern Bank in Woburn, Mass. She has also held senior leadership positions at Santander, Citizens and Bank of America.

Aoife Quinn

The $5.2 billion, Endwell, N.Y.-based Visions Federal Credit Union hired Aoife Quinn as vice president/chief human resources officer. Quinn brings 30 years of experience in HR, plus more than a decade of experience in change management, workplace culture transformation and executive leadership coaching with corporate clients and global, multicultural SaaS (software as a service) enterprises. She most recently worked as vice president/people and culture, head of global HR at Utopus Insights.

CUSOS

Scott Daukas

Curql, a collective of credit unions jointly investing in fintech, announced two new appointments to its Investment Committee.

Scott Daukas, principal at One Washington Financial, was appointed to the Investment Committee. Daukas manages a $25 million investment fund dedicated to early stage fintech CUSOs, where he oversees portfolio strategy, pilots, proofs of concept and client onboarding. He also leads innovation at One Washington Financial, working with the executive team at WSECU to accelerate the credit union’s strategic plan through technologies that strengthen member service and competitive position. With more than 25 years of credit union industry experience, Daukas has also served as chief risk officer, chief strategy officer and principal at a strategic services consultancy for credit unions. Over more than a decade of direct CUSO investing, he has helped launch multiple CUSOs from the ground up, evaluated and executed more than 20 direct investments and chaired several CUSO boards.

Justin Zeidman

Justin Zeidman, vice president of digital strategy at Navy Federal Credit Union ($191.7 billion, Vienna, Va.), was appointed to the Investment Committee. In his role at Navy Federal, Zeidman oversees the strategy, platforms and member experiences that power the credit union’s digital channels while leading its open banking and consumer-permissioned data sharing efforts. Zeidman also helps shape Navy Federal’s approach to strategic fintech partnerships and emerging technologies, including AI. Previously, Zeidman led product strategy for Navy Federal’s credit card portfolio, where he managed strategic relationships with payment network and core processing partners, driving innovation across payments, lending, loyalty and risk management.

LEAGUES

Kenley Lamberty

The Dakota Credit Union Association (DakCU) hired Kenley Lamberty as director of political strategy and engagement. Lamberty brings experience in economic development and collaborating with city officials, as well as a background in federal advocacy from a previous internship with Senator John Thune (R-S.D.). He most recently served as the government affairs director at the REALTOR Association of the Sioux Empire, where he worked closely with local lawmakers to advance the interests of REALTORS and managed a Political Action Committee supporting candidates throughout a five-county area. He currently serves on the City of Sioux Falls Zoning Board of Adjustments. In his new role, Lamberty will assist the advocacy team with all legislative and political objectives, and direct legislative affairs and political action efforts in the South Dakota region.

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