Jay Magulski, the longtime CEO of Landmark Credit Union in Wisconsin, will retire at the end of the year.

The $6.7 billion-asset organization headquartered in Brookfield said its board of directors and executive recruiting firm Korn Ferry will lead the search for Landmark’s next president and CEO.

Magulski worked at Landmark for 23 years, including the last 12 as president and CEO.

Internal and external candidates will be considered, and a successor is expected to be named by this summer, the company said.

“We are extremely grateful for Jay’s leadership as president and CEO for the past 12 years,” said Brian Dorow, chairperson of Landmark’s board of directors. “His commitment to associates, members and the community has strengthened the foundation of Landmark Credit Union and has positioned the organization well for future growth.”

Magulski’s tenure was marked by many notable accomplishments, including the development of the company’s new headquarters, evolving the Landmark brand with an updated logo and adding new technology and branches to support an improved member and associate experience.

“I’ve thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to serve our members and work with so many talented associates over the years,” Magulski said. “As I look toward retirement, I think about what we’ve accomplished together and am extremely proud of the work the team has done to support each other, our members and our communities.”

Landmark is one of the largest credit unions headquartered in Wisconsin and serves 397,000 members with 35 branches.

The credit union earned roughly $37.2 million through the third quarter of 2024, a 75% increase compared to a year earlier, according to call report data from the National Credit Union Administration.

“As I look toward retirement, I think about what we’ve accomplished together and am extremely proud of the work the team has done to support each other, our members and our communities.”

 – Jay Magulski
CEO
Landmark Credit Union