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With over $120 million in assets, Two Harbors Federal Credit Union, located in Two Harbors, Minnesota, is currently recruiting for a senior executive to replace their retiring President/CEO. Reporting directly to the board of directors, the new President/CEO will be charged with overhauling the strategic approach to growing the credit union. The board is seeking a progressive, forward-thinking executive that will instill a new vision, enhance the credit union’s culture, and set a standard of excellence and accountability. The successful candidate will serve as the face of the credit union in the community, expand lending capabilities, and establish a formal direction for growth. The ideal candidate will have strong board relations experience, a proven ability to build a leadership team, and act as a change agent for this well-established credit union. Five plus years of executive leadership experience and bachelor’s degree is required. Please include reference number 1646 when applying.
COMPANY DETAIL
Two Harbors Federal Credit Union is a member-owned, federally chartered financial cooperative headquartered in Two Harbors, Minnesota. Founded in 1948, the credit union was established by local residents seeking a community-focused alternative to traditional banking institutions. Two Harbors FCU offers a full range of personal financial products and services designed to meet everyday banking and long-term financial needs. These include savings and checking accounts, certificates of deposit, money market accounts, and individual retirement accounts, as well as a variety of lending options such as auto loans, personal loans, mortgages, home equity loans, and recreational vehicle loans. Two Harbors FCU is committed to financial education and community involvement, supporting local initiatives through scholarships, sponsorships, and educational programs.
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