Dennis Halpin, president and chief executive of Truity Credit Union in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, is retiring.
The $1 billion-asset credit union announced that Halpin, who has been with Truity for more than 18 years and at its helm since 2018, will step down from his roles in January. Before joining Truity, Halpin was president and CEO of the $2.6 billion-asset CAP/COM Federal Credit Union in Albany, New York.
"As our CEO, Dennis has demonstrated strong leadership for Truity, its values, its employees, members and the communities where we live and work for the past five years. … He leaves the credit union in a strong financial position with assets totaling $1 billion," Brent Boeve, chairman of Truity's board, said in a press release Thursday.
The board has yet to name Halpin's successor and has hired an executive search firm to assist in its recruitment efforts.
Outside of his work with Truity, Halpin is an executive committee member of the Bartlesville Chamber of Commerce, Tuxedo Lions Club and the City Planning Commission.
"I am proud of all that we have accomplished during my tenure at Truity Credit Union. … I can retire with full confidence knowing that the leadership team is well positioned to achieve even more in the years to come as the corporate strategy, the Focus 4 Twenty-Four Plan, is implemented," Halpin said in the release.
Last year, the credit union
