How could the merger of Numerica and SELCO affect Carla Cicero's leadership role?
Cicero set to lead combined credit union after merger The merger of Numerica Credit Union and SELCO Community Credit Union will result in a combined organization operating under the Numerica Credit Union name. Carla Cicero, who currently serves as Numerica’s President and CEO, will continue in this role following the integration. The combined entity will manage nearly $8 billion in assets and serve over 325,000 members, making it the second-largest credit union by asset size in Oregon.
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Numerica Credit Union merged with SELCO Community Credit Union on October 28, 2026. The combined organization will operate under SELCO’s Oregon charter and maintain Springfield, Oregon as its headquarters. The new entity will serve over 325,000 members and operate 38 branch locations, holding nearly $8 billion in assets.
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Following the merger, the combined organization will operate under the Numerica Credit Union name, and Carla Cicero, Numerica’s President and CEO, will continue in that role. This role is part of the leadership structure of the newly combined financial institution.
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- ktvz.com Oct 28
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- The combined credit union will serve more than 325,000 members and operate 38 branch locationsktvz.com
- The combined organization will have nearly $8 billion in assetsktvz.com
- The combined organization will operate under the Numerica Credit Union namektvz.com
- Carla Cicero is Numerica’s President and CEOktvz.com
Why it matters
For Carla Cicero, this merger solidifies her position as the leader of a significantly larger financial institution. The combined entity will be the second-largest credit union by asset size in Oregon, giving her leadership a broader scope and greater operational scale.
The merger itself is driven by the opportunity to offer additional products and services, increase investments in technology and account security, and support the combined credit union’s long-term financial health. Both organizations have a history of investing in their communities, having committed $7 million in sponsorships and donations over the past three years.
What we don't know yet
- What specific operational changes will occur during the legal integration expected by early 2028?
- How will the combined organization structure its leadership beyond the CEO role?
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- ktvz.comOct 28
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