Corporate credit unions

Corp Realignment Task Force Expands

November 01, 2010, 9:08 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

ONTARIO, Calif.-The Corporate Realignment Task Force has been expanded to 12 individuals from eight Western states.

New members are: Shane Berger, CEO of Beehive FCU, Rexburg, Idaho; Mandy Jones, CEO of Oregon Community CU, Eugene, Ore.; Joan Opp, CEO of Stanford FCU, Palo Alto, Calif.; Ken Payne, CEO of Freedom CU, Provo, Utah; and, Robert Ramirez, CEO of Vantage West CU, Tucson, Ariz.

The task force will be chaired by Jeff York, CEO of CoastHills FCU, Lompoc, Calif. York also is chairman of the California CU League board. Initial staff support for the task force is being provided by California and Nevada Credit Union Leagues staff.

Previously announced members of the task force, in addition to York, were: Ariel Chun, retired CEO of University of Hawaii FCU, Honolulu, Rudy Hanley, CEO of SchoolsFirst FCU, Santa Ana, Calif., Brett Martinez, CEO of Redwood CU, Santa Rosa, Calif., Frank Michael, CEO of Allied CU, Stockton, Calif., Gary Oakland, CEO of BECU, Tukwila, Wash., and Wayne Tew, CEO of Clark County CU, Las Vegas.

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