Vice President - Lending
Michigan First Credit Union / D. Hilton Associates (Detroit, Michigan)

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Michigan First Credit Union, located in Lathrup Village, Michigan, is in search of a lending executive to lead and enhance their loan operations.  This individual will be responsible for implementing strategic direction, growing each segment of the loan portfolio, expanding the existing product line, driving a sales and service culture, and developing the staff within the department.  The successful candidate will be well versed in lending to include consumer, indirect, mortgage and business lending.  Sound underwriting skills are essential in this position and this individual has to have the ability to apply flexible decisioning while controlling risk.  Ideal candidate will have a proven ability to grow and expand a loan portfolio, excellent coaching and mentoring skills, and a lending philosophy allowing for controlled risk.  Ten plus years managing a large retail loan operation and Bachelor’s degree required. 

Michigan First Credit Union (formerly Detroit Teachers Credit Union) was chartered in April of 1926 to serve members of the Detroit Board of Education. Now serving approximately 71,000 members and exceeding $470 million in assets, we have several 24/7 service outlets including 18 ATMs, 11 automated MoneyWorks Banking Centers, MoneyWorks Online Banking and Bill Pay, and loan application both online and by phone. Our field of membership includes more than 55 different organizations and we were recently awarded a community charter serving 44 communities. We have recently relocated to a newly constructed 60,000 square feet beautiful facility, giving us plenty of room for anticipated growth.  This facility will also empower the credit union in achieving the goal to become an employer of choice in the Detroit Metropolitan area.

Detroit has had a profound impact on the world – from the invention of the automobile to the Motown sound – Detroit has crafted American culture.  Metro Detroit has always been a great place to work, live and visit.  The region is currently undergoing a renaissance with new developments and attractions.  Downtown Detroit’s development boom is unparalleled in the country.  The metropolitan area boasts two of the top live music venues in the United States: DTE Energy Music Theatre and The Palace of Auburn Hills Detroit, home to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and the Detroit Opera House. Major theaters include the Fox Theatre, Masonic Temple Theatre, and the Fisher Theatre. Detroit is home to professional teams representing the four major sports in North America. There are three major sports venues within the city: Comerica Park (home of the baseball team Detroit Tigers), Ford Field (home of the football team Detroit Lions), and Joe Louis Arena (home of the ice hockey team Detroit Red Wings). Detroit is known for its avid hockey fans. Interest in the sport has given the city the moniker of "Hockeytown.” The MGM Grand Detroit Resort is located in Detroit, Michigan. The resort is one of three luxury casinos in Detroit and opened on October 3, 2007 with a grand event which included celebrities and fireworks. This is the first luxury casino resort in a major metropolis outside of Las Vegas and the first in downtown Detroit. Michigan is also home to America’s premier summer golf mecca. With 21 golf courses and 20 lodging facilities, which include world-class resorts and championship golf designed by some of America's top golf course designers, the Gaylord area is your dream golf destination. Last but not least Michigan boasts two well recognized schools, Michigan State and the University of Michigan, both a part of the Big 10 Conference.

A compensation package consisting of base salary and benefits will be structured to meet the needs of the right candidate.

For confidential consideration, please send resume via e-mail in Word format to resumes@dhilton.com and please refer to job #1338.