San Francisco Federal Credit Union Announces David Huebner as New Board Chair - San Francisco, CA San Francisco Federal Credit Union proudly announces the appointment of David Huebner as its new Board Chair. A visionary leader with a robust background in technology and strategic development, Huebner has been a vital part of the Credit Union's journey since October 2018, serving first on the Supervisory Committee and then on the Board most recently as Treasurer. His elevation to Board Chair marks a significant milestone, reflecting his unwavering commitment and innovative approach to leadership within the financial community. David Huebner has made a career out of helping organizations adapt to the changing demands of a data-driven world. He has spent the last few years leading the City and County of San Francisco’s efforts to modernize its hiring and other human resources processes, transforming an outdated and very bureaucratic system into one that enables much more rapid and effective hiring and other HR processes. Through this work, Huebner has helped San Francisco reduce its vacancy rate by 40% and time-to-hire by 25%. Huebner has recently been appointed Director of the Employee Services Agency for the County of Santa Clara where he will be leading the organization’s efforts to transform how the County hires, retains, and supports its employees. This expertise is especially valuable to the Credit Union as it seeks to attract and retain top talent in a competitive landscape, ensuring the organization remains at the forefront of financial service innovation. Prior to his role as the Director of the HR Modernization Program at the City and County of San Francisco, Huebner founded and led Lalo Consulting, a firm that specializes in aiding mission-driven organizations to reimagine their services through data-driven and human-centered approaches. Before that, Huebner worked at Google as a manager on a strategy, analytics, and effectiveness team where he focused on optimizing hiring and people services. These experiences, combined with his leadership as the founder of a venture-backed start-up where he served as Chief Product Officer, have endowed Huebner with a unique perspective on both the technological and human aspects of organizational success. His advisory positions with start-ups and not-for-profits further demonstrate his commitment to leveraging technology for the betterment of communities and organizations alike. “We are confident that David’s extensive experience in technology, strategic development, and organizational leadership will bring immense value to our Credit Union,” said Ray Shams, the Interim CEO. “His visionary approach and dedication to service excellence make him an ideal leader for our organization as we continue to grow and serve our community with integrity and innovation.”
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