Signal Financial Selects Brian Daskalovitz as Chief Financial Officer

Signal Financial Federal Credit Union has selected Brian Daskalovitz as its new Chief Financial Officer.

"The Board of Directors and I are thrilled to welcome Brian as the new Chief Financial Officer of Signal Financial,” says Francois Verleysen, President and Chief Executive Officer. “With his extensive financial expertise and diverse experience, he will provide strategic insights and make a substantial impact on our financial success."

Daskalovitz brings over 15 years of experience in financial management, strategic planning, and operational efficiency to his new position and has been recognized for his leadership in managing multi-million-dollar budgets, implementing advanced financial systems, and ensuring regulatory adherence. Prior to holding various finance leadership roles at NCRC and DreamSpring CDFI, Daskalovitz served as CFO for NextMark Federal Credit Union and as Vice President of Finance for FedChoice Federal Credit Union. His professional experiences also include serving as a Financial Services Audit Manager for RSM McGladrey and Clifton Larson Allen.

“I’m looking forward to helping Signal Financial continue providing smarter solutions to make banking easier, faster and better for its members,” says Daskalovitz. “With my financial knowledge and industry expertise, I’m confident that we can find new ways to empower even more members to take ownership of their financial journey.”

Daskalovitz is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and earned his Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Baltimore’s Merrick School of Business. He also earned his Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Towson University’s College of Business and Economics and was previously named “CFO of the year” by CU Times.

DDJ Myers conducted the search.

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