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Maine Savings FCU is excited to announce significant changes within its senior leadership team, effective July 1, 2024. Vanessa Madore, President and CEO, shared the news of these internal promotions, emphasizing the credit union’s commitment to nurturing talent and maintaining a progressive approach to meeting the needs of its members.
David Sayers
David Sayers, who has served as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) for the past 15 years and has been with Maine Savings FCU for over 17 years, will transition to the newly redefined role of Chief Strategy Officer (CSO). This position will focus on ensuring the credit union remains at the forefront of strategic initiatives to meet the evolving demands of its members. In addition to his new responsibilities, Sayers will continue to oversee the Facilities Department.
Madore praised David’s contributions saying, “David has been an invaluable asset to Maine Savings, demonstrating exceptional leadership and dedication. His new role as CSO will leverage his extensive expertise to guide our strategic direction and support our mission of going beyond banking.”
Erin Campbell
Erin Campbell, who joined Maine Savings FCU last October as Senior Vice President of Finance and Accounting, will be promoted to CFO. Campbell brings a wealth of experience, having previously served as CFO at both Maine State CU and Brewer FCU. Her proven track record and passion for service have quickly established her as a key leader within the organization.
“Erin has shown tremendous dedication and capability during her short time with us,” shared Madore. “Her promotion to CFO reflects her hard work and the positive impact she has had. I am confident she will continue to ensure our financial stability and growth.”
Sayers expressed his enthusiasm for his new role.
“I am honored to take on the position of CSO at such an exciting time for Maine Savings,” shared Sayers. “I look forward to driving strategic initiatives that will benefit our members and the broader community.”
Campbell also shared her thoughts on her promotion.
“It is a privilege to step into the role of CFO,” shared Campbell. “I am grateful for the support of my colleagues and am committed to upholding the high standards of financial stewardship that Maine Savings is known for.”
These leadership changes underscore Maine Savings FCU’s commitment to strategic growth and operational excellence. The organization looks forward to continued success and innovation under its enhanced senior leadership team.