Retirement of President Tuttle and Appointment of Brian Young as the Ninth President & CEO of LCBA

Pictured (l-r): Directors Robert Muth, Pat DiCesare, & Karen LeVert. Retiring LCBA President/CEO Doug Tuttle & New LCBA President/CEO Brian Young. Directors Anne Sweigart, Paul Kenny, Karen Balaban, & Richard Suchan. Not Pictured: Board Chair Matthew Dupee & Director Michael Courtad.

We hope this letter finds you well. It is with mixed emotions that we write to inform you of a significant transition within the leadership of Loyal Christian Benefit Association (LCBA). After 33 years of dedicated service, with the last 15 years served as President and CEO, President Tuttle has decided to retire.

President Tuttle has been the driving force behind LCBA's success and unwavering commitment to our members and the community. His vision and leadership have been instrumental in shaping LCBA into the strong and compassionate organization it is today. We express our deepest gratitude to President Tuttle for his exemplary service and wish him a well-deserved and fulfilling retirement.

In preparation for this transition, the LCBA Board of Directors has conducted a thorough search for the next leader who can build upon the legacy left by President Tuttle. We are pleased to announce that Brian Young has been appointed to be just the ninth President and CEO of LCBA, effective January 1, 2024.

Brian Young has served in various leadership roles within the organization. His commitment to our mission, deep understanding of our values, and strategic vision make him the ideal candidate to lead LCBA into its next chapter.

We are confident that Brian will continue to uphold the principles that have defined LCBA and drive the organization to new heights.

We invite you to express our sincere appreciation to President Tuttle for his years of service and dedication. His impact on LCBA has been immeasurable, and we wish him all the best in his well-earned retirement.

Please also join us in extending a warm welcome to Brian Young as he takes on the role of President and CEO. We are excited about the future of LCBA under his leadership and believe that the organization will continue to thrive and serve our members with excellence. Brian has been out visiting Branches over the past couple of years so many of you may have already met him. Please continue to make him feel welcome!

Thank you for your continued support of LCBA

Sincerely,
Matthew Dupee
Chair of Loyal Christian Benefit Association (LCBA) Board of Directors