Virginia Beach, VA (February 2, 2022) – Chartway is pleased to congratulate two team members on their recent promotions. Long-time team member, Theresa Delp, has been named vice president of corporate planning. Additionally, Henry Thompson, has been promoted to vice president of information technology.
Theresa Delp
Theresa Delp has been named vice president of corporate planning.
Delp joined Chartway in 1994 as part of the administrative team and since that time, has held positions of increasing responsibility. Most recently, she coordinated activities and actions for Chartway’s board of directors, led the administrative team, and provided corporate planning guidance. In her new role, Delp will partner with the board and senior leadership team to provide strategic advice, help implement Chartway’s strategic plan, and continue to oversee the administrative team. Delp is a graduate of Virginia Wesleyan University where she earned a bachelor’s degree in business.
Henry Thompson
Henry Thompson has been promoted to vice president of information technology.
Thompson joined Chartway in 2018 with more than 20 years of experience in information technology. Recently, he served as the director of information technology, where he led both the daily operations and ongoing systems development of Chartway’s technology systems and helped transform technology’s infrastructure. In his new role, Thompson will oversee Chartway’s information technology and application technology functions, designing and executing the credit union’s technical roadmap, including system architecture, system development life cycle, and business partner relations. Thompson earned a bachelor’s degree in physics in Longwood University, holds a CISSP (certified information system security professional) certification, and completed a cyber security certification program from Old Dominion University.
About Chartway & Chartway Promise Foundation
Chartway, a not-for-profit, member-owned financial institution, has been proudly unlocking the potential of individuals and families so they can thrive for more than half a century. Guided by its Purpose and Values, the $2.5 billion credit union serves 190,000 members through its branch footprint and a full line of traditional and digital financial products and services - including Online, Mobile, Video, and Telephone Banking. Chartway is also known for being an award-winning leader in charitable giving through its We Promise Foundation. As its charitable arm, Chartway’s We Promise Foundation provides life-changing experiences that bring joy, hope, and smiles to children facing medical hardship or illness. Since 1999, the foundation has raised more than $13 million. For more information about Chartway, visit www.Chartway.com; or, visit Chartway on Facebook, Chartway on Twitter, or Chartway on Instagram. For more information about Chartway’s We Promise Foundation, visit www.WePromiseFoundation.org; or, visit them on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.