RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. - (08/04/04) -- The California CU League saidTuesday its chief lobbyist Chris Kerecman, widely credited withhelping to get HR 1151 passed and several important pieces ofcredit union legislation introduced in Congress, is leaving to takea job with California CU. Kerecman will serve as senior vicepresident of business and community development for the $1.2billion Glendale-based credit union, beginning Sept. 8. Prior tojoining the league in 1995, Kerecman served as chief of staff toNCUA Board member Robert Swan, then as the first head of theagency's community development office.
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