CORDOVA, Tenn. – HealthNet FCU said Mike Haggard is retiring after 24 years as its president and is being succeeded by Bull Whitten, vice president of the $46-million credit union.
Whitten has been a senior executive at the credit union for 15 years. Haggard has been in credit union leadership positions for the past 38 years, including with the Tennessee CU League and Volunteer Corporate CU.
HealthNet FCU serves health care providers in Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi.
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