California CUs Plan Summit

February 16, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

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SAN DIMAS - (02/16/05) The California CU League andWesCorp FCU have joined together to organize a meeting of thestates credit union leaders to air their concerns. About 120California credit union executives are expected to attend the 2005Credit Union Summit at WesCorps offices here Wednesday, Feb.23. NCUA Chairman JoAnn Johnson and California Congressman EdRoyce, sponsor of several key credit union bills, will join theexecutives who have been invited to express their opinions onneeded regulatory and legislative reforms.

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