AAA Northern California, Nevada & Utah (AAA NCNU), serving over six million members across Northern California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Montana, Wyoming, and Alaska, has announced the appointment of Clay Creasey as interim CEO, effective immediately. Board Chair Wendy Paskin-Jordan stated, “Clay is the right leader to step in as interim CEO to execute our strategic plan and fulfill our promise to our members, employees, and the communities we serve. As a key executive team member for the past eight years, we are confident in his ability to provide dedicated and knowledgeable leadership as we search for a new CEO who understands our commitment to member value and quality services.”
Creasey expressed his gratitude, saying, “I am deeply honored and humbled by the board’s trust. I have been fortunate to work alongside Tim, my fellow executives, and our dedicated board members. I am proud of our achievements and look forward to continuing our focus on delivering value to our members and communities, who are the heart of our organization.”
This appointment follows the retirement decision of Tim Condon. Paskin-Jordan thanked Condon, saying, “We are grateful for Tim’s contributions as CEO over the last 10 years. His passion and drive in growing our membership and pursuing innovative services have earned AAA NCNU numerous awards and recognitions. We wish Tim all the best in his future endeavors.”
AAA NCNU’s Board has begun the search for a permanent CEO.
About Clay Creasey:
In his current role as Chief Financial Officer, Clay oversees accounting, financial planning and analysis, investments, and risk management. He also contributes to enterprise-wide strategies through a financial perspective, supporting AAA’s mission to deliver exceptional member experiences. Before joining AAA NCNU, he was the CEO of Grouse Spring Advisors, Executive Vice President and CFO of Toys "R" Us, CFO at Zoom Systems, and CFO of Target’s Mervyn’s subsidiary. He holds a Bachelor of Science from Stanford University and an MBA from the Stanford University School of Business.
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