ST. LOUIS – Neighbors CU yesterday announced its board has promoted its chief financial officer, John Servos, to the position of president and CEO.
Servos, who joined the now $200 million credit union in 1998 as its senior vice president of compliance and audit, will succeed Larry Geising, who is retiring at year-end. Neighbors is a community charter serving 35,000 members in St. Charles and St. Louis counties and city.
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