CLACKAMAS, Ore.–Forrit Credit Union has named a new president and CEO.
The $84.2-million Forrit CU has selected Aaron Goff to lead the organization. He succeeds Justin Olson, who departed in October 2025.
“Throughout his career, he has led organizations through growth, transformation and strategic change while maintaining a strong focus on culture, community impact, and member service,” Board Chair Lorene Bay said in a statement.
Bay also thanked Wendy Russell, the credit union’s director of finance, who served as interim CEO during the transition period.
Goff has previously been with the nearly $600-million Embold Credit Union in Milwaukee, Ore., where he also served as president and CEO. Embold CU has since named Rani Khouri as its CEO.
Goff has also served as chief executive of Public Safety Credit Union in Kansas City.
‘Seasoned Executive’
“Aaron is a seasoned credit union executive with more than 30 years of experience in the industry, including 17 years as a CEO,” Forrit Credit Union said in a statement. “Throughout his career, he has successfully led organizations through growth, transformation, and strategic change while maintaining a strong commitment to culture, community impact, and member service. He is also a dedicated community leader, volunteer, and champion of financial and social equity, serving on the board of directors for organizations like Albertina Kerr, Special Olympics, and the Clackamas Community College Foundation.”
