Rod Calvao, President & CEO of San Diego County Credit Union, has announced that he will be retiring in approximately one year.

Since assuming his current role, Calvao has guided San Diego County Credit Union during its biggest growth years. Over the last 15 years, the financial institution's assets have grown from $419.7 million to more than $3.4 billion and it has expanded its branch network from 11 to 24 locations throughout San Diego and Riverside counties including over 100 ATMs.

Recently voted San Diego's Best Credit Union by the Union Tribune Readers Poll for the seventh consecutive year, San Diego County Credit Union is the largest locally owned and operated financial institution in the county.

"That honor strengthens our commitment to provide the best service not only through our financial services, but through community involvement as well, anywhere, anyway, anytime we're needed," stated Calvao.

Harry Buddle, President & CEO with Capital City Savings, Canada, shared "when Rod retires he will be missed as a real leader, a person of insight into our industry and someone who went out of his way for a credit union colleague, me!"

Calvao stated that "I have thoroughly enjoyed working with our Board of Directors, a super management team and the best group of employees that any President & CEO could have the opportunity to lead."

He concluded by saying he is looking forward to spending time with his family which includes the addition of another grandchild in January of this year.

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