NASCUS ’21 S3: Leadership seated for 2021-22 terms
(Aug. 20, 2021) Continuing and new leadership for the state system was also seated during the NASCUS Annual Meeting, held in conjunction with S3.
Serving as officers for 2021-22 for the NASCUS Regulator Board are:
- Chairman: Rose Conner (administrator, North Carolina Credit Union Division)
- Vice Chairman: Janet Powell (chief of regulation and supervision – credit unions, Oregon Dept. of Consumer and Business Services)
- Secretary/Treasurer: John Kohloff (commissioner, Texas Credit Union Department)
Joining the three as directors on the regulator board are:
- Katie Averill (superintendent, Iowa Department of Commerce, Division of Credit Unions)
- Yolanda Ford (deputy superintendent of banking for community and regional banks, New York State Department of Financial Services)
- Steve Pleger (senior deputy commissioner, Georgia Department of Banking and Finance)
- Charles Vice (commissioner, Kentucky Department of Financial Institutions)
- Mary Ellen O’Neill (director, financial institution division, Connecticut Department of Banking)
Members of the regulator board serve three-year terms (Kolhoff and Ford were elected to new terms this year). However, one member is appointed to serve a one-year term by the chairman; O’Neill holds that seat for 2021-22.
Meanwhile, the NASCUS Credit Union Advisory Council also selected its leadership for the upcoming year:
- Mike Williams, president and CEO, Colorado CU (Colo.), chairman;
- Mike Ryan, senior vice president and general counsel, BECU, (Wash.), vice chairman;
- Jeff Dahlstrom, president, Southeast Financial CU (Tenn.), secretary.
Joining the three as directors are:
- Rick Stipa, immediate past chair and CEO, Trumark Financial CU (Pa.)
- Amy Nelson, CEO, Point West CU (Oregon)
- Cathie Tierney, president/CEO, Community First CU (Wis.)
- Brian Wolfburg, president/CEO, Vystar CU (Fla.)
- Amy Sink, CEO, Interra CU (Ind.)
Like the regulator board members, directors of the CUAC serve three-year terms (Williams, Nelson and Tierney won new terms in elections this year). However, like the regulator board, one member is appointed by the chairman to serve a one-year term; Sink was appointed for the 2021-22 term to that seat.
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