
Hudson River Community Credit Union Appoints Jason Greco as Chief Technology Officer to Lead Next Phase of Digital Innovation
HRCCU is pleased to announce the appointment of Jason Greco as its new Chief Technology Officer. In this role, Greco will lead the credit union’s technology strategy, digital transformation, cybersecurity, data and analytics, information systems, and marketing, helping advance HRCCU’s strategic vision while positioning the credit union for the future of financial services.
Jason’s appointment reflects HRCCU’s ongoing commitment to investing in innovative technologies that enhance security, improve operational efficiency, and deliver exceptional member experiences. As the credit union continues to evolve, it is expanding its focus on artificial intelligence, automation, advanced data analytics, and digital banking solutions to better serve members and support long-term growth.
Jason brings more than 20 years of executive technology leadership experience spanning financial services, technology startups, and enterprise organizations.
Most recently, Jason served in Chief Technology Officer leadership roles with organizations including Goldman Sachs and CAP COM Federal Credit Union, where he led enterprise technology initiatives focused on modernizing operations, enhancing digital capabilities, and strengthening organizational performance. He is also the founder of Enginuity Technologies, where he helped organizations leverage emerging technologies to solve complex business challenges and accelerate growth.
“Jason’s vision, leadership, and depth of experience make him an outstanding addition to our leadership team,” said Sue Commanda, Chief Executive Officer of Hudson River Community Credit Union. “Technology continues to play an increasingly important role in how we serve our members, protect their information, and deliver innovative financial solutions. Jason brings a unique ability to connect technology strategy with business outcomes, and we’re excited to have him leading our technology initiatives as we continue investing in the future of our credit union.”
Known for his collaborative leadership style, Jason has successfully led organizations through significant technological and cultural transformations by bringing together cross-functional teams across information technology, software development, product management, operations, and business leadership. His expertise includes artificial intelligence, automation, cybersecurity, digital banking technologies, enterprise infrastructure, and data-driven decision making.
“I am excited to join Hudson River Community Credit Union and become part of an organization with such a strong commitment to its members and the communities it serves,” said Jason. “Technology has the power to create more meaningful member experiences while improving operational efficiency and strengthening security. I look forward to working alongside the talented team at HRCCU to advance innovation, leverage emerging technologies, and build technology solutions that support the credit union’s continued growth and long-term success.”
Beyond his executive leadership roles, Jason is an active thought leader within the financial services and technology industries. He regularly presents at industry conferences, including CRHRA/CRATD and NAFCU events, and serves as an annual lecturer on Project and Portfolio Management best practices at the University at Albany, State University of New York.
Jason’s appointment comes at a pivotal time as HRCCU continues investing in technology to shape the future of banking for its members. His experience aligns closely with the credit union’s strategic priorities of modernizing technology infrastructure, expanding the responsible use of artificial intelligence and automation, strengthening cybersecurity, and leveraging data to better understand and serve members. Under his leadership, HRCCU will continue advancing technology initiatives that improve operational efficiency, enhance security, and create more personalized banking experiences across both digital and in-person channels.