ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. Sandia Laboratory FCU said Chris Jillson, its president and CEO since 1990, is retiring next March as head of the $2 billion credit union.
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Jillson will be succeeded by Robert Chavez, currently executive vice president and chief operating officer at the credit union, New Mexico’s largest.
Jillson joined the credit union in 1985 and was named CEO in 1990 when it had $200 million in assets.
Sandia Laboratory is the one-time design, testing and assembly arm of the Los Alamos National Laboratory where the first atomic bomb was built. The credit union now serves dozens of select groups.
