Portland, OR – In a strategic move to further solidify its position as a leader in the credit union industry, OnPoint Community Credit Union recently announced the promotion of Damian Laviolette to Chief Information Officer (CIO). This appointment is expected to play a pivotal role in driving the credit union's technology innovation forward while ensuring the highest level of information security for its members.
As CIO, Laviolette will spearhead OnPoint's information technology strategy, focusing on leveraging cutting-edge technology to enhance the overall member experience, while protecting sensitive information from evolving cyber threats. With extensive experience in IT leadership and a proven track record of driving digital transformation, Laviolette is poised to take the credit union to the next level.
OnPoint's decision to promote Laviolette to CIO highlights the organization's dedication to providing its members with the latest advancements in banking technology. Under Laviolette's leadership, the credit union will continue to invest in emerging technologies, such as cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity, to stay ahead of the competition.
As a seasoned IT professional, Laviolette brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his new role. His success in leading high-performing teams, managing complex IT projects, and fostering collaborative relationships with stakeholders will be invaluable assets in driving OnPoint's technology agenda forward.
Laviolette's appointment as CIO is a testament to OnPoint's commitment to providing a secure and innovative banking experience for its members. As the credit union continues to grow and evolve, Laviolette will play a critical role in ensuring that its technology infrastructure keeps pace with the changing needs of its members.
OnPoint Community Credit Union has a long history of providing exceptional financial services to its members. With Laviolette at the helm of its IT operations, the credit union is poised to revolutionize the way its members interact with their finances, while maintaining the highest standard of information security.