DALLAS – Southwest Corporate FCU announced yesterday it has promoted John Cassidy from chief financial officer to CEO. Cassidy will succeed Jody Beck, who served as interim CEO since Francis Lee was hired to head U.S. Central CU last December. Beck will resume her old position overseeing item processing, electronic payments and information services for the $10 billion corporate. Cassidy has been at Southwest Corporate since 1992, when he moved there from Police and Fire FCU in Philadelphia, where he served as chief financial officer.
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