“Murshid has been recognized as a 2024 Enterprise Finalist by the Carolina ORBIE Awards - for his outstanding leadership, management effectiveness, and business value created through technology innovation as Chief Information Officer at Coastal Credit Union. Murshid was selected as an esteemed finalist through an independent peer reviewed process, let by prior ORBIE recipients. The Awards are presented by CarolinaCIO, the preeminent peer leadership network for Carolina’s leading chief information officers. www.charlottecio.org & www.trianglecio.org”
Murshid Khan
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States
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