The Tennessee Credit Union Selects Jason Redd as Director/Vice President of Internal Audit

The Tennessee Credit Union (TTCU) has selected Jason Redd to be its new Director/VP of Internal Audit. He was placed by DDJ Myers, the well-known leadership development firm that offers a broad range of solutions to help clients optimize their greatest assets - their people.

“Jason brings an innovative approach along with a strong history of accounting and risk management experience to TTCU,” said Rafael Rondon, President/CEO of The Tennessee Credit Union. “For more than 70 years, we’ve been helping members achieve their personal financial goals and having a strong internal audit function will ensure we can continue to help members achieve a secure and sound financial future.”

Redd brings more than 30 years of financial services experience to his new position. Throughout his career, he has served in various roles including Chief Financial Officer, Chief Audit Officer, Chief Information Security Officer, Controller, and Director of Internal Audit. He also holds several accounting, auditing, and information systems/information security professional certifications.

"TTCU is a strong, trusted and growing organization that was established to serve its community,” says Redd. “I’m excited to join this team and use my skills and experience to benefit the cooperative and its members.”

Prior to joining the credit union, Redd most recently served as Senior Vice President/Chief Financial Officer for Jackson County Bank in Indiana. He completed his Bachelor of Science in Accounting at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and is a Certified Public Accountant, among other professional designations.

"Working with the DDJ Myers team was a pleasure,” says Redd. “I was able to gain valuable insight regarding the organization and its needs and the credit union benefited from their thorough process.”

Redd is the father of two adult children and is very involved in community service projects. His hobbies include traveling, sailing, kayaking, hiking, and live music.

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