SRP Federal Credit Union Names Cash Canada New AVP of Business Banking
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September 2, 2026
North Augusta, SC – SRP Federal Credit Union is pleased to welcome Cash Canada as its new AVP of Business Banking. In his new role, Canada will lead the direction and operation of SRP’s Business Services and Commercial Lending teams in accordance with the credit union’s strategic goals.
With a 32-year history in commercial lending, Canada has held positions at financial institutions in the CSRA and across the Carolinas. His extensive career includes leadership roles as Chief Credit Officer, Credit Administrator, Director of Credit Policy, and Market President.
Canada holds a Master of Business Administration from the University of South Carolina, as well as a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from The Citadel. Additionally, Canada has graduated from the US Army Armor School, the South Carolina Bankers School, and NationsBank’s Relationship Manager Development Program.
Originally from Camden, SC, Canada has previously worked in business banking in Aiken, SC. He expressed excitement in returning to the CSRA with his new role at SRP Federal Credit Union.
“It’s great to be back in the CSRA. In my first month at SRP, I have reconnected with the community through chamber functions, church functions, and SRP-sponsored events. The CSRA is a very vibrant area and is continuing to prosper,” said Canada. “I look forward to providing strategic direction for the Business Banking Team to strengthen our connections and continue to serve our members with excellence.”
About SRP
SRP Federal Credit Union is headquartered in North Augusta, South Carolina, and provides a full range of financial services to more than 200,000 members. SRP serves the banking needs of individuals, families, and businesses across 10 counties in Georgia and South Carolina. Recognized for its commitment to member service and community impact, SRP was recently named Best-In-State Credit Union in Georgia by Forbes and one of America’s Best Credit Unions in South Carolina by Newsweek. For more information, visit www.srpfcu.org.
