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PARKERSBURG A change in command is underway at the West Virginia Credit Union League. Ken Watts is retiring as president and CEO and will be succeeded by Rich Shaffer. The retirement, capping a service span of 46 years, was effective at the end of April. The announcements were made by league Chairman Joetta Heck. “I am truly humbled and honored by the board’s decision. I have been very fortunate to have Ken has a friend and mentor over the past 33 years, and also work in a cooperative movement that puts people ahead of profit,” Schaffer said. “While I will deeply miss working with Ken, I look forward to continuing to build upon the strong foundation he has established over many years.”

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