The resignation by Scott Earl from the Utah League of Cus follows by just two weeks that of John Franklin of the South Carolina league, and has led to a shift in leadership of the American Association of CU Leagues (AACUL). According to CUNA, Paul Mercer, president/CEO of the Ohio CU System and AACUL vice chair, will become interim chair, filling the seat vacated by Earl. Rick Pillow, president/CEO of the Virginia/D.C. leagues, will serve as second vice chair. The AACUL meets again Jan. 22-24 in Naples, Fla., and may add new board members at the meeting.
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