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Tonita Webb Named New CEO Of Verity Credit Union
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SEATTLE, March 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Today, Verity Credit Union s Board of Directors announced the appointment of its new CEO,
John Zmolek, who retires on April 14.
Webb comes to Verity from Seattle Credit Union, where she spent the past fifteen years both as Executive Vice President and Chief Operations Officer, and formerly, the Senior Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer.
TONITA WEBB NAMED NEW CEO OF VERITY TODAY We are thrilled to have Tonita lead us in our mission, said Zach Gose, Chair of Verity s Board of Directors. She has a strong vision for harnessing financial tools, data and technology to enhance the lives of underserved members of our community. Her deep connections in the Puget Sound region and a passion for diversity, equity and inclusion will help Verity further promote vibrant communities.
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