Andrews FCU Promotes Exceptional Employees to new Leadership Roles

Andrews Federal Credit Union recently announced the promotion of several leadership team members to new roles with increased responsibility.

James Aldredge was promoted to Vice President of Deposit Strategy and Support Services. Aldredge has been an employee at Andrews Federal for more than 30 years. During his tenure at the credit union, he has accumulated vast institutional knowledge through his work in multiple departments, including deposit services, information technology and payment services.

Khalid Ali was promoted to Vice President of Lending Operations. Ali has been employed at Andrews Federal for more than eight years and has played a formative role in developing the credit union's indirect lending programs.

Rachel Durastanti was promoted to Vice President of Digital Banking. Durastanti has been a member of the Andrews Federal team for three years and has led credit union industry tech initiatives for more than a decade. During her time at Andrews Federal, Durastanti spearheaded multiple initiatives to enhance the credit union's digital capabilities and build a stronger member experience.

James Niba was promoted to Vice President of European Operations. James has been a member of the Andrews Federal team for more than 16 years. In his new role, he will build on the experience and relationships he has developed through his work with the military communities Andrews Federal serves.

Denise Samuel was promoted to Vice President of Enterprise Risk Management. Denise has been employed at Andrews Federal for more than seven years and will be responsible for developing programs and processes that help mitigate risk for the credit union.

According to Andrews Federal CEO Ken Orgeron, these promotions reflect the credit union's commitment to excellence. "We have developed an exceptional team at Andrews Federal," Orgeron said. Promoting these skilled leaders ensures Andrews Federal has an experienced, well-rounded, capable team developing products, creating positive experiences for members, and safeguarding our institution."