HELENA, Mont.–Intrepid Credit Union has named Cindy Trimp as VP-finance. In this role, Trimp will oversee financial strategy, reporting, and long-term planning to support the credit union’s continued growth and service excellence. 

With a strong background in financial leadership, Trimp brings expertise in performance analysis, compliance, and strategic resource allocation, the credit union said, adding that her guidance will play a key role in advancing Intrepid’s mission to “provide for today and protect for tomorrow,” ensuring financial strength and sustainability for members across Montana.

“The Intrepid Credit Union team is thrilled beyond measure to welcome Cindy Trimp as our new vice president of finance,” said Greg Strizich, pPresident & CEO.  “Bringing a distinguished career of providing finance leadership to successful organizations and the ability to develop high-performing teams through collaboration and innovation, Cindy is the ideal candidate to strengthen our finance and accounting functions to support a growing organization.” 

The credit union said Trimp is a seasoned financial leader with over two decades of experience in strategic financial management, budgeting, and operational oversight across both public and private sectors. 

Most recently serving as Controller at Carroll College, she has also held key leadership roles as Finance Director for the City of Tigard and Division Administrator for the Montana Department of Agriculture. Throughout her career, Trimp has led complex budgeting processes, implemented regulatory compliance initiatives, and developed high- performing teams. 

“I am truly honored for this opportunity to serve Intrepid Credit Union members while supporting our Montana communities. During the interview process, it was clear that collaboration, doing the right thing, and helping our community are core to the culture at Intrepid. I am excited about leading the finance team as we embark on our journey together!”

The search was completed in partnership with Humanidei.