FARMINGTON, Mich. – Dennis DeWitt, president and CEO of LOC FCU since 1983, announced his is retiring in August.
DeWitt will be succeeded as president of the $120 million credit union by its chief financial officer, James Dickinson, Jr., who has been with LOC since 1988. Karen Hassa, a credit union executive since 1994, will succeed Dickinson as executive vice president/CFO.
During DeWitt’s tenure the credit union grew from $4 million in assets.
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