SunCorp FCU Names Kinectas GrahamAs CEO

September 28, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

DENVER - (09/28/05) -- SunCorp FCU said Tuesday it hasnamed former Kinecta FCU President Thomas Graham as its newpresident/CEO. Graham fills a vacancy created by the departure ofEric Kenealy, who was let go by SunCorp. Graham has a 25-yearhistory in credit unions, including seven years as CEO at of the$3-billion Manhattan Beach, Calif.-based Kinecta FCU. He alsopreviously held positions with Ohio League Corporate CU (nowCorporate One) and for a short period was acting president of theOhio CU League.

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