Longtime National Association of Federal Credit Unions CEO retires July 31; top lobbyist credited with Hill visibility Becker National Association of Federal Credit Unions CEO Fred Becker will retire July 31 and be replaced by Dan Berger, EVP of government affairs, the group announced Jan. 7. The group did not conduct a search for Becker's replacement. Becker, 63, became CEO of NAFCU in 2000. He said he made a 12- to 14-year commitment to the job. "My intent was to finish my commitment but not stay any longer," he told CEO Update. "The industry is well on its way to recovery." Becker will not linger in "credit union land," he said. "There's nothing worse than an… Read More