SRM welcomes Chris Gunnare as Executive Vice President

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Chris Gunnare, Executive Vice President, SRM
Chris Gunnare, Executive Vice President, SRM

SRM (Strategic Resource Management), a trusted advisory firm serving financial institutions globally, announced that Chris Gunnare is joining the business and will serve as an Executive Vice President, supporting growth initiatives and client services.

Gunnare, a well-known executive in the credit union industry, brings thirty-five years of experience to his role at SRM. Prior to joining SRM, Gunnare spent six years at PSCU as a client advocate and leading new business sales teams to back-to-back company record-breaking sales years in 2022 and 2023. Before PSCU, Gunnare was part of the executive team during a 24-year tenure at The Members Group (TMG), where he led overall company growth and various functions, including sales, account management, renewals, marketing, and market research.

“As we continue to initiate our growth and service expansion plans, building a strong and experienced bench is critical to our success,” noted Brad Downs, SRM’s Chief Executive Officer. “Chris Gunnare’s in-depth understanding of the credit union landscape and his track record of success in growing businesses – and, more importantly, satisfying clients – is a great match. I’m thrilled to welcome Chris to SRM.”

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Gunnare will bring his skills, robust network, and talent for forming strategic partnerships to a thriving SRM business that has saved clients billions through its primary vendor contracts offering. Additionally, SRM continues to grow its services and key staff in the areas of strategy, payments, and technology advisory.

“SRM understands its role in helping financial institutions survive and thrive against the headwinds of our times, and that energizes me for this new challenge,” said Chris Gunnare. “The company’s independent, agnostic approach to its work and willingness to go the extra mile for clients attracted my attention, and I’m thrilled for this opportunity.”

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