TOWSON, Md.–Two credit unions have named new CEOs.
In Maryland, Peake Federal Credit Union has selected Stacie Sloan as its new president and CEO.
Sloan’s appointment reflects Peake’s “continued focus on strengthening member impact, driving sustainable growth, and building on its long-standing commitment to the communities it serves,” the $523-million credit union said in a statement.

Sloan most recently served as chief operating officer at Johns Hopkins Federal Credit Union, where played a key role in advancing organizational strategy, driving sustainable growth, and aligning teams around a shared vision for impact, the credit union said. “Her approach blends strategic clarity with a strong focus on people, ensuring progress is both measurable and mission-driven,” PFCU added.
“Sloan is a respected, people-first credit union executive known for her ability to turn vision into meaningful results,” Peake FCU said in a statement. “Throughout her career, she has led organizations through growth and transformation by strengthening operations, enhancing the member experience, and building high-performing, engaged teams. Her leadership reflects a deep commitment to financial wellness, inclusion, and the long-term success of the members and communities she serves.”
Sloan holds a Master of Business Administration from the University of Maryland Global Campus and a Bachelor of Science in Management from the University of Maryland University College.
‘Especially Meaningful’
“I am thrilled to join the team at Peake Federal Credit Union and honored to have been entrusted with this opportunity, Sloan said. “Having spent nearly 20 years leading within the credit union movement in this region, it is especially meaningful to step into this role in a community where I have deep roots and that I proudly call home. I look forward to working alongside our team to build on a strong foundation and create new opportunities for our members and community.”
The search was handled by Humanidei.
New CEO Named at REGIONAL FCU
Separately, in Winfield, Ind., the $183-million REGIONAL Federal Credit Union has named Michael Peters as its new president and CEO, succeeding Jill Banning, the organization’s longtime leader following nearly four decades of dedicated service and leadership.
Peters, who joined REGIONAL FCU in 2012, according to his LinkedIn profile, previously served as executive vice president. Prior to that he served as consumer loan product manager with United FCU in Michigan, as loan manager with Chicago Patrolmen’s FCU, and as loan officer/branch manager with DuPage Credit Union in Illinois.

“Michael Peters brings extensive experience in the financial services and credit union industry, with a strong track record of strategic leadership, operational excellence, and member-focused innovation,” the credit union said in a statement. “His appointment marks an exciting new chapter for REGIONAL federal credit union as it continues its commitment to serving members and strengthening the communities it supports.
“Michael is a proven leader who understands the evolving needs of our members and the importance of community-focused financial services,” Board Chairman Josh Long said in a statement. “His vision, experience, and dedication to the credit union philosophy make him the ideal choice to lead REGIONAL into the future.”
Where Focus Will Be
As President and CEO, REGIONAL FCU said Peters will focus on enhancing member experience, expanding digital capabilities, and driving sustainable growth while maintaining the credit union’s core mission of people helping people.
“I am honored to join REGIONAL Federal Credit Union and build upon its strong foundation,” said Peters. “I look forward to working with the talented team and board of directors to continue delivering exceptional value to our members and making a meaningful impact in the communities we serve.”







