Foothill Federal Credit Union in Arcadia, California, has named Michael Terzian president and CEO.
He succeeds Brian Hall, who is set to
Terzian joins the $647 million-asset Foothill Federal from Partners Federal Credit Union in Burbank, California, where he had worked since 2010. He began his career there as vice president of marketing and ultimately became the credit union’s interim co-CEO.
“Making sure we had the right fit for our credit union was the number one priority while looking for a new CEO. We feel that Mike is a great fit for Foothill, and we are excited to begin working with him as our leader,” Scott Petterson, Foothill Federal’s chairman, said in a press release.
At Partners, Terzian had oversight of marketing and business development efforts, data analytics, branch networks, contact call centers and wealth management. Terzian was also responsible for the coordination and leadership of nine senior leaders that have teams across three major cities in both Florida and California.
“Brian Hall has done a fantastic job and I am ready and willing to try and fill the big shoes he’s leaving behind,” Terzian said in the press release.
Hall has worked in the credit union industry for more than 30 years and has been Foothill's CEO since 1995.
Foothill earned $1.8 million in the first quarter, roughly double its profit a year earlier, according to call report data from the National Credit Union Administration.
