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Yakima Federal names new President and CEO

Sunnyside, WALocal News

Yakima Federal Savings and Loan Association has appointed Dan Gaulke as its new president and CEO, succeeding Leanne Antonio, who is retiring after a notable tenure. This leadership transition is pivotal as the bank seeks to strengthen its service and engagement with the Yakima community. Gaulke's extensive experience in banking and commitment to local development positions him as a strong leader for the institution. Under Antonio's leadership, the bank expanded its services and community outreach, setting a high standard for Gaulke to follow. The timing of this change is particularly relevant as Yakima Federal navigates a dynamic economic landscape.

Community members and stakeholders are optimistic about Gaulke's vision for the future. His appointment signals a continued focus on enhancing customer experience and supporting local initiatives. This leadership change is not only significant for the bank but also for the broader Yakima area, as it reflects the institution's dedication to local economic growth.

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