PORTSMOUTH–Northeast Credit Union is excited to announce the appointment of Neil Gordon to Senior Vice President, Chief Financial Officer. After a nationwide search, Gordon accepted this role in November. He will manage the day-to-day finance and strategic direction of the Credit Union while formulating key tactics for the continued success of Northeast’s commitment to enrich and nourish the lives of their employees, members and community.
“We’ve already benefitted from the genuine give-and-take approach Neil brings to his work that has led to positive transformations and driven profitability and revenue for Northeast. We’re thrilled he has joined our team,” said Chris Parker, president and CEO.
Gordon said, “I’m excited I get to collaborate everyday with team members at the Credit Union to make strategic and financial decisions for the betterment of our membership, employees, and the communities we serve.”
Throughout the course of his 25-year career, Gordon has been a driving financial force in the banking industry. He has extensive experience developing teams, establishing workflow processes, and managing investment portfolios. Additionally, he serves as a Board Member and treasurer for the Shawn Thornton Foundation in Boston.
About Northeast Credit Union
Northeast Credit Union is a member-owned and not-for-profit organization whose mission is to enrich and nourish the lives of others: its members, its employees and its communities. Northeast CU provides a cooperative banking experience that invites others to take part in making our communities thrive through elimination of food insecurity, access to affordable housing and support of education. From its humble beginnings at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in 1936, Northeast has grown to more than $2 billion in assets, over 147,000 members and 18 branches throughout New Hampshire and Maine.
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