ROCKVILLE, Md. National Institutes of Health FCU CEO Juli Anne Callis has resigned and is set to leave the $585-million credit union by the end of July.
Callis joined the credit union in 2009 from KeyPoint CU in Santa Clara, Calif., where she served as executive vice president and chieg operating officer. After more than two decades in the credit union industry, Callis told Credit Union Journal it is time for her to move on. Her initial plans involve relocating to Southern California to be nearer to family. She has a degree in health education, and said she hoped to pursue health and health advocacy, such as working with the American Heart Association or a similar group.
During her time at NIH, Callis grew the credit union by more than $130 million in assets and oversaw an expansion to a TIP charter. NIH FCU currently is “Well Capitalized” with a net worth ratio of 7.69%, and has a loan portfolio of $202 million. It reported net income of $401,000 during the first quarter and $1.3 million for 2012.
No successor has been named.
