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Georgia Federal Credit Union, Atlanta, has announced the retirement of President/CEO Mack D. Ivey. During Ivey's tenure GFCU grew from $68 million to $272 million in assets. Warren Butler former senior vice president has been named Ivey's successor beginning January 2, 2002. Gulf Coast Community Federal Credit Union, Miss., has...

By Staff Writer | February 05, 2002 at 07:00 PM

<p>Georgia Federal Credit Union, Atlanta, has announced the retirement of President/CEO Mack D. Ivey. During Ivey's tenure GFCU grew from $68 million to $272 million in assets. Warren Butler former senior vice president has been named Ivey's successor beginning January 2, 2002. Gulf Coast Community Federal Credit Union, Miss., has appointed Lisa Lindsey president/CEO. Oklahoma Central Credit Union, has appointed Gina Wilson president/CEO. Louisiana Credit Union League, Harahan, President/CEO Anne Cochran has been appointed to the 2002 CUNA governmental affairs committee and Chairman Glen Beard has been appointed to the 2002 CUNA small credit union committee.</p>

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