Westerly Community Credit Union (WCCU) is pleased to announce that Andrew Rogers has been promoted to Chief Operations Officer and Senior Vice President of Operations.

Andrew has been with WCCU since 2001, most recently serving as the Vice President of Operations. His responsibilities include management of the Operations, Lending, and Information Technology departments, as well as the Contact Center. 

Andrew currently serves as the Secretary on the Board of Directors of the Babcock Smith House Museum and Chair of the Cooperative Credit Union Association RI High School Basketball Championship Committee.  He has previously served on the Arcadia YMCA Board, PACE/Adult Day Center of Westerly Board, and Relay for Life of Greater Westerly as event chairperson. He is a graduate of the University of Rhode Island receiving a Bachelor of Science Degree in Economics. Andrew has completed the Credit Union National Association (CUNA) Management School receiving a Certified Credit Union Executive (CCUE) designation as well as completed the Credit Union Executives Society’s (CUES) CEO Institute receiving a designation of Certified Chief Executive designation (CCE).  Andrew currently resides in Stonington, CT with his family.
 
The Board of Directors and Staff of the Westerly Community Credit Union congratulate Andrew on his new position.

ABOUT WESTERLY COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION:
The WCCU mantra, #WCCUCares, emphasizes their focus on caring about their members, their members’ financial success, and their community.  Established in 1948, Westerly Community Credit Union is a local, full–service financial institution that currently serves over 19,400 members with lending and deposit products through their convenient locations in Wakefield, Richmond, Westerly, as well as online via www.westerlyccu.com. Recent WCCU awards: Westerly Sun’s Readers’ Choice Best Bank Award (2017-18-19 and top 3 in 2020); Southern RI Chamber Choice- Best Employer (2018) and “Spreadin’ the Love” (2019 & 2020) community service awards; as well as PBN Best Places to Work (2018-19).