Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union in Harrisburg has appointed George Rudolph as its new president following a nationwide search.
The $5.3 billion-asset institution said on Monday that Rudolph will take over in April and succeed Greg Smith, who is retiring after serving as president for the past 28 years. The credit union doesn’t use the title of CEO.
Rudolph is currently senior vice president of operations and technology at the $11 billion-asset Alliant Credit Union of Chicago. He has also worked at United Airlines.
“We see strong strategic alignment with [Rudolph] and the credit union’s digital strategy and overarching commitment to member value,” Jodi Lynne Blanch, PSECU’s chairman, said in a statement.
Rudolph stated that PSECU’s management has “done a great job in building one of the nation’s most successful, progressive credit unions.”
PSECU posted net income of about $52 million for the first nine months of 2018, a 54 percent surge from the same period in the prior year.
