Paula Wolf//June 6, 2022
Lebanon Federal Credit Union’s board of directors has selected Daniel Wolford as the next president/CEO, effective June 1.
He succeeds Jeffery Trickett, who retired as CEO after serving the credit union for 26 years.
Under his leadership, the financial institution grew to more than 30,500 members and $400 million-plus in assets, a release noted.
With more than 19 years of credit union experience, Wolford was most recently executive vice president of operations for Lebanon FCU, were he managed the retail, lending, call center and
facilities departments.
He is a Lebanon County native and a longtime credit union member. A graduate of Lebanon Valley College, Wolford also graduated with honors from the Credit Union National Association’s Management School in partnership with the University of Wisconsin School of Business.
Founded in 1969 by Lebanon County ALCOA employees, Lebanon FCU was later converted to a community charter. The credit union provides lending, savings and financial services to its members, who live, work, worship, volunteer or attend school in Lebanon County.
Paula Wolf is a freelance writer.
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