AUGUSTA, Me. – Beth Oliver, the president and CEO of Capital Area FCU, retired at year-end, after 43 years involvement with credit unions in Maine and around the country. Oliver began her credit union career in 1963 when she went to work as assistant manager of Hudson Pulp and paper FCU, in Augusta. She got her first job as CEO when she moved to Kennebec Journal Employees FCU in 1975, then took the reigns at Capital Area FCU in 1980.Along the way she served as a volunteer for the Maine CU League and chapters, and was a director for TriCorp FCU, the Maine corporate CU, since 1993.
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