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Joan Moran retires from Vizo Financial’s board of directors

Term to be filled by Genice DeCorte, CEO of HealthShare CU

Long-time credit union CEO, Joan Moran, has retired from Vizo Financial Corporate Credit Union’s board of directors. Genice DeCorte, CEO of HealthShare Credit Union in Greensboro, N.C., was appointed as Moran’s replacement on January 16, 2020.

Moran has served as a member of the board since 2002, holding positions as vice chair and treasurer. In addition to her experience with Vizo Financial, Moran was the CEO of Department of Labor Federal Credit Union in Washington, D.C., since 1999. Prior to that, she was the CEO of U.S. Customs Service Federal Credit Union from 1995-1999. She entered professional retirement at the end of 2019.

She’s also participated in various capacities for a number of credit union foundations, leagues and organizations, including: Metropolitan Area Credit Union Management Association, Women’s Executive Management Association, the CU Foundation of Maryland and District of Columbia, Maryland and District of Columbia Credit Union Association and AdvisX (a risk management organization for financial institutions).

Genice DeCorte has served as the CEO of HealthShare Credit Union since 2006. She’s been part of the credit union movement for 32 years, previously holding roles as the CEO of Lee County Postal Employees Credit Union and assistant credit manager at Fairwinds Credit Union.

In a combined statement, Vizo Financial’s CEO, Jay Murray, and president, David Brehmer, shared their sentiments about the board change: “Joan will be greatly missed, as she’s been part of our organization for so long. We wish her well in her retirement, and we’re excited to welcome Genice. We know she’ll do great things as a director for the Corporate.”

Genice DeCorte.

Joan Moran

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