The City of Boston Credit Union has selected its new President/CEO, Lisa Perrin, who will join the Credit Union effective July 15, 2024.
With over 25 years of experience in the financial services industry, Lisa brings a wealth of knowledge and a proven track record of success. She embodies genuine empathy towards strategy, innovation, and member satisfaction. “Through close collaboration with the Board of Directors and staff, I believe we will create and execute a vision that will position the City of Boston Credit Union for growth and success in an increasingly competitive and dynamic market, Lisa Perrin stated.” During her time at her previous credit union, Lisa initiated a transformation by introducing technological and cyber security enhancements, implementing rebranding efforts, and launching new products. Her focus on fostering a culture of accountability, professional development, and ethical behavior led to notable outcomes, including asset size growth, improved efficiency and compliance ratings, and heightened profitability.
To quote Cecil Jones, Chairman of the Board at City of Boston Credit Union, “Congratulations and a warm welcome to Lisa Perrin, our new President/CEO! We are thrilled to have Lisa lead the City of Boston Credit Union into a future filled with promise and potential. Her expertise and vision will undoubtedly guide us towards tremendous success and innovation. We look forward to achieving new heights and serving our community with excellence and integrity.”
Headquartered in South Boston with approximately $585 million in assets, the City of Boston Credit Union is a member-centric organization serving a diverse 31,000-member base. It proudly has a low-income designation. The City of Boston Credit Union was founded in 1915 by Mayor James Michael Curley so that working people could get the rates and services they deserve. Today, the City of Boston Credit Union and Commonwealth of Massachusetts employees serve organization members located in Middlesex, Norfolk or Suffolk Counties, Massachusetts.