LINCOLN, Neb.—Liberty First CU announced Frank Wilber will take the reins as CEO effective Nov. 25. Wilber comes to Liberty First after seven years at ELGA CU, Burton, Mich, where he served as executive vice president for the $340 million CU. Wilber succeeds retiring CEO Ken Bradshaw, who was inducted into Credit Union House's Hall of Leaders in March.
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The agency will give qualified new-bank applicants a contingent authorization within 120 days of applying, with an additional year after that to organize the bank before final green light.
