WASHINGTON – Long-time community development credit union leader Bill Myers, who retired last month after 28 years managing Alternatives FCU, was named yesterday as a senior fellow at the Aspen Institute, a liberal think tank. Myers, a chartering members of Alternatives, will work in the group’s Economic Opportunities Program, which is headed by Kirsten Moy, a former director of the Treasury Department’s Community Development Financial Institutions program. Myers was the developer of CreditPath, a system for outlining the financial stages individuals pass through on their way to asset accumulation and economic security. Alternatives used CreditPath to design new products and services for its CDCU members.
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