The Texans Credit Union Board of Directors announces the appointment of David Frazier as the organization’s new president and chief executive officer. Frazier will join Texans on Feb. 3.
“On behalf of our employees and members, the Texans Board welcomes David into the organization,” said Board Chair George Consolver. “We see in him strong alignment with Texans’ commitment to delivering value and service to our dedicated membership. David will be an exceptional leader to continue positioning Texans as a competitive force in the marketplace while delivering on our strong corporate values
Frazier was selected by the Texans Board of Directors after an extensive, national executive search that yielded a highly competitive candidate pool.
“I am very excited to be joining the Texans team,” said Frazier. “The Texans vision to be a trusted financial partner for all Texans while serving our communities aligns perfectly with my personal values. The Texans brand, legacy, and potential are respected and well known throughout the credit union industry.”
Frazier joins Texans Credit Union from Community Resource Credit Union in Baytown, Texas, where he’s been employed since December of 1999 and has served as president and CEO since January of 2008. Frazier earned a Bachelor of Science in business administration in 1991 from Texas A & M University and completed additional accounting studies at the University of Houston-Clear Lake.
Before entering the credit union industry, David gained experience as the controller and CFO for Houston-area hospitals as well as in retail management. His current and past credit union activities include 2004 Southwest CUNA Management School Award of Excellence, president for CU Managers of Southeast Texas, secretary for Houston Chapter of Credit Unions, chairman of Texas Business Lenders Group LLP, director of Town North Bank, director of CU Coalition of Texas, and SCMS Alumni Association.
About Texans Credit Union
In 1953, 11 Texas Instruments employees pooled five dollars each and petitioned the Texas Banking Commission to establish an organization that would promote thrift and provide low-cost loans to TI employees. Over 65 years later, Texans provides a full suite of financial products and services to more than 110,000 members. Membership spans seven counties and serves the employees of over 100 select businesses. The credit union operates 12 branches and currently manages over $1.6 billion in assets.
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