VyStar Credit Union announced it had filled its vacant CFO position with the addition of Jim Edwards Thursday afternoon.
“Jim is a knowledgeable and determined leader, whose wealth of experience will be beneficial in helping VyStar support more members in more communities,” said VyStar President/CEO Brian Wolfburg. “He is a constructive team builder, and we are confident he will have a positive impact on our credit union.”
“My family and I are grateful to return to Northeast Florida and join a credit union that consistently lives out its purpose to Do Good,” Edwards said. “During this time of exciting growth, I look forward to offering steady leadership in support of our employees, members and community partners.”
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