George Mifsud

George Mifsud is a retired New York City Police Department Captain. NYPD personnel records (via 50-a.org) show he served from roughly June 1992 to August 2014 — about 22 years — with assignments that included Police Service Area 5, the Housing Special Operations Section, and the Property Clerk Division as his final command. Some of his current bios round his tenure to "20 years" or "25 years"; the documented service span is ~22 years ending in 2014.

He is the Chairman of the Board of Directors of The Finest Federal Credit Union, a New York-based credit union chartered in 2015 by a group of retired NYPD officers. The institution was created specifically to serve all New York State law enforcement personnel — uniformed and civilian, active and retired, plus their families — and is recognized as a Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI). Mifsud has served on the board since its early years (earlier appearances list him as Vice Chairman before he became Chairman) and represents the credit union publicly, including speaking at the NYPD Guardians Association's November 2024 meeting. The board is composed largely of retired NYPD personnel (e.g., Vice Chairman Phil Jimenez, plus members with NYPD and ATF backgrounds), with Keith Stone as CEO.

Outside the credit union, Mifsud co-founded G2 Training, a functional-fitness and training business in Syosset, NY, located near the Syosset LIRR station, which he runs with co-owner and namesake Gregoria Meyer ("G2"). His own bio frames the business as a "second dream" born from learning the importance of physical and mental fitness while training through injuries during his police career. He is also a longtime instructor for The Key (NypdtheKey.com), the long-running NYPD promotional-exam preparation school, where he developed and presents "The Key Captain's Course" — most recently advertised for the 2026 captain's exam cycle.

• No documented startup-investment thesis. Despite the stub label, no public source shows George Mifsud making angel or seed-stage startup investments, writing checks, or participating in venture deals.
• His actual "capital" role is institutional and community-oriented: as board chairman of a CDFI credit union, the organization's mandate is providing accessible, member-owned financial services (loans, deposits, member services) to law-enforcement families in New York State — community development finance rather than equity investing.
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