KINGSTON, N.Y.–Mid-Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union (MHV) has named a new president and CEO.
The $1.62-million MHVFCU said it has selected Razi Qadri to lead the organization.
Qadri brings more than 20 years of leadership experience in the credit union and financial services industry to the new role, having most recently served as EVP/COO/CIO at Lake Trust Credit Union in Michigan. He’s also held various leadership roles at Lake Michigan Credit Union, Flagstar Bank, and Daimler Chrysler Corporation.
“I am truly excited to join MHV and build upon its strong foundation of member service, community impact, and innovation,” Qadri said in a statement. “I see tremendous potential to accelerate growth, enhance digital and member experiences, and further strengthen the culture of collaboration and purpose. This role aligns perfectly with my passion for empowering teams and driving meaningful transformation.”
Succeeds Wayne Winkler
Qadri succeeds Wayne Winkler, who served the credit union for 31 years and expanded MHV’s community charter to serve more individuals and families across the Hudson Valley during his 12-year tenure as CEO. “We would like to thank Waye. His impact has been significant, and we are truly grateful for his many contributions. We wish him the best in retirement,” Board Chair Gary Anderson said in a statement.
Qadri earned his Master of Business Administration in Finance from University of Atlanta, his Master of Science in Computer Engineering from Wayne State University, and his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from N.E.D. University of Engineering & Technology.
Outside Pursuits
Outside of work, the credit union said Qadri is very family-oriented and enjoys spending time with his lovely wife and two daughters, as well as exploring nature whether it’s visiting parks, hiking scenic trails, or simply taking in the peaceful surroundings. He loves playing cricket and soccer and trying new cuisines. Qadri also has a passion for mentoring and developing others both personally and professionally, the CU added.
The search was handled by DDJ Myers,
