GARFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio – Ohio Catholic FCU, the state’s largest faith-based credit union, announced yesterday it has hired Randall Trimm, most recently a wealth manager with United Bank of Switzerland, as its president and CEO.
Before working at UBS, Trimm ran consumer lending operations for Charter One Bank in Cleveland, and also headed retail banking for Huntington National Bank’s east region.
Ohio Catholic FCU is a 53-year-old credit union with $125 million in assets and 18,000 members.
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