ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – PSCU Financial Services, which provides processing and other services for more than 1,000 credit unions, said yesterday it has hired Peter Grandelli, a banker at JP Morgan Chase, as its new chief operating officer. Grandelli spent the last 31 years at JP Morgan, including 12 at the senior executive level. Recently, he led a network of four domestic and two international call centers supporting Chase’s credit card customer service. At PSCU, Grandelli will be responsible for operations of the CUSO’s Florida, Arizona and Michigan call centers. He will be based at the Phoenix call center.
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