Photo: Janet Johnson (courtesy Libro Credit Union)
LIBRO CREDIT UNION has announced the appointment of Janet Johnson to the position of chief financial officer and executive vice president, finance, effective August 3, 2021.
Johnson, previously Libro’s vice president finance and risk, has been with the credit union since December of 2018, following over 15 years in assurance and risk management at EY.
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“This appointment comes at a crucial time for our industry and for Libro, as we emerge from challenging times and seek to continue Libro’s growth and impact on communities and individuals across southwestern Ontario,” says Steve Bolton, Libro’s CEO.
“So, I’m thrilled to welcome Janet to our executive leadership team. Her talents and energy have been an important part of Libro’s success in recent years and I know she will continue to make significant contributions.”
In a released statement, Libro says Johnson’s appointment provides continuity and stability, while also creating exciting opportunities for the credit union. “In her role, Janet has demonstrated inspirational leadership in a time of significant change and genuine care for the well-being of Libro’s staff and owners.”
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Johnson’s appointment follows the recent passing of the credit union’s former EVP finance and CFO, Kathleen Grogan.
“It is important to recognize this appointment has been made during a time of sadness for everyone at Libro,” Bolton says. “It follows the passing, on June 6, of Kathleen Grogan. Kathleen and her family remain in our thoughts, and we can think of no better tribute to her than continuing her valuable work with the credit union.”
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