Are We the Place for You?
Millennium Corporate Credit Union ($2B, Wichita, KS) is seeking our next Chief Financial Officer to join our leadership team and help guide the financial strength and strategic direction of our organization. Millennium Corporate has proudly served as a trusted partner to credit unions since 1951. With more than $2 billion in assets and nearly 300-member credit unions across the Midwest, we exist to strengthen the credit union system by delivering liquidity, investment, payments, and correspondent solutions that help our members thrive. Guided by the core values of Reliability, Commitment, Cooperation, Excellence, and Integrity, Millennium Corporate is known for its collaborative culture and steadfast service.

Our team is small but mighty: close-knit, mission-driven, and deeply committed to advancing the cooperative movement. Headquartered in Wichita, Kansas, Millennium Corporate is rooted in a community that blends Midwestern charm with the amenities of a thriving city, offering an affordable cost of living, vibrant culture, and excellent schools. If you are looking for an opportunity to help shape the financial strategy of an organization that plays a vital role in supporting credit unions, Millennium Corporate could be the place for you.

Is This the Career for You? 
The Chief Financial Officer will serve as a key member of Millennium Corporate’s executive leadership team and a strategic partner to the President/CEO. As a corporate credit union, Millennium Corporate does not serve individual consumers; rather, it exists to support credit unions through liquidity, investment, and correspondent services. The CFO plays a critical role in ensuring the organization’s financial strength so that it can continue serving as a trusted financial partner to its nearly 300 member credit unions.

This role carries primary responsibility for balance sheet strategy and oversight of Millennium Corporate’s investment portfolio. The CFO will lead modeling, analysis, and ongoing management of the corporate’s complex balance sheet, ensuring sound asset/liability management, liquidity positioning, and investment performance in alignment with regulatory expectations and the organization’s risk appetite.

In addition to strategic financial oversight, the CFO will provide leadership to the organization’s accounting function, overseeing a small but high-performing three-person accounting team. The role will also contribute to the organization’s enterprise risk management efforts, helping identify, measure, and manage financial and operational risks across the organization.

The ideal candidate will bring deep financial expertise along with a thoughtful, collaborative leadership style. They will be comfortable translating complex financial and investment information into clear insights for executive leadership and the Board, supporting sound decision-making while maintaining the highest standards of safety and soundness. Success in this role will come from a strong understanding of financial markets, disciplined balance sheet management, and a commitment to the cooperative values that define the credit union movement.

This is a hybrid leadership role, with the expectation that the CFO will spend time working on-site with the team at Millennium Corporate’s headquarters in Wichita, Kansas, while also maintaining flexibility to work remotely.

Help Us Get to Know You
To be considered for this role, candidates should bring a minimum of 7 years in a senior financial leadership role. Experience within correspondent banking or corporate credit unions is strongly preferred.

The successful candidate will demonstrate expertise in financial management, accounting, and asset/liability management. Experience working with complex balance sheets, investments, liquidity management, and financial strategy is necessary. A collaborative leadership style, strong communication skills, and experience working with executive teams will also be essential.

A bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting, or a related field is required. Advanced degrees or professional certifications such as CPA, CFA, or MBA are preferred.