Current CEO to step down after four years to take new role as head of California-based credit union Cheney Bill Cheney will resign as CEO of the $54 million-revenue Credit Union National Association to become head of the $9.7 billion-asset SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union in Santa Ana, Calif., in June. Cheney has led CUNA since 2010, when he took the post held by former CEO Dan Mica. In an announcement Wednesday, the association said it has launched a national search to find Cheney's replacement. Cheney himself is a former credit union executive whose father was a banker—an industry that has clashed often with credit unions in policy debates. "But he's seen the… Read More