Westerra Credit Union Appoints Chief Information Officer, Greg Glawson
DENVER,
CO (October 15, 2025) – Making a thoughtful addition to its C-suite, Westerra Credit
Union (Westerra) welcomed Greg Glawson as chief information officer (CIO)
this month. Glawson will collaborate with each level of Westerra’s team to
enhance the credit union’s member and employee services. Leading enterprise-wide
initiatives, Glawson will be responsible for sharpening Westerra’s focus,
prioritizing efficiency and delivering meaningful results.
“Greg
has an extensive background in the credit union sector with an innate ability
to translate complex technology into real-world outcomes,” said Todd
Marksberry, president and CEO of Westerra. “His leadership will ensure our
technology platforms are stable, scalable and aligned with our strategy, so
every employee, no matter their role, can stay focused on what matters most:
our members.”
Glawson, who has nearly 20 years of experience in the credit union industry, previously held senior leadership roles at Credit Union of Georgia and Georgia United Credit Union. Most recently, he served as CIO of UNIFY Financial Credit Union, pioneering digital transformation initiatives – including industry-leading digital banking experiences, advanced cloud migration and AI implementation – on a national scale.
A graduate of Kennesaw State University, Glawson holds a bachelor’s degree in computer science and information systems. He recently moved to Denver with his family and intends to contribute to Westerra’s mission of enriching lives through meaningful banking experiences.
To
learn more about Westerra and its team, visit www.westerracu.com.
About Westerra Credit Union:
Since
its founding by eight schoolteachers in 1934, Westerra Credit Union has
remained committed to helping individuals, families and businesses in Denver,
CO and surrounding areas thrive by “teaching one another to prosper”. With over
115,000 members among eight branches, Westerra serves the Denver area through
its various offerings, financial literacy initiatives and grants programs,
contributing more than $500,000 to regional education foundations and school
districts annually since 2010. As one of only three credit unions recognized by
Newsweek’s “Best Regional Banks and Credit Unions” in 2024, Westerra is
building a modern financial community where everyone belongs. For more
information, visit www.westerracu.com or follow Westerra
on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and X (Twitter).