ANAHEIM, Calif. - (10/26/05) -- Much of the buildup for theCalifornia and Nevada Credit Union Leagues annual conventionhere concerned the pending retirement of David Chatfield, presidentand CEO of both leagues. Chatfield will step down April 1, 2006,and league officials used their time to honor his lengthy CUcareer. Diana Dykstra, chairman of the CCUL as well as presidentand CEO of San Francisco Fire CU, praised Chatfield for hisleadership. Under Dave, the California Credit Union Leaguehas become recognized as the foremost credit union tradeassociation. He will be sorely missed. Dykstra said thesearch committee is hard at work trying to find Chatfieldsreplacement and expects to name that person in January.
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