HONOLULU – Dollar Associates, the consulting firm started by former NCUA Chairman Dennis Dollar, will launch a new subsidiary at the annual NAFCU Convention this week, a Who’s Who in America’s Credit Unions. The program will serve as an annual recognition for the credit union movement’s volunteers and professionals to honor leadership, accomplishments and service in the movement. The program will be headed by Kirk Cuevas, partner in Dollar’s credit union consulting firm. “One of the missing recognition programs in credit unions today is a nationwide award that covers those who, both on a volunteer and professional level, have helped built this movement into what it is today,” said Dollar in unveiling the program. Who’s Who in America’s Credit Unions will accept nominees for annual induction of any leader in the credit union movement with at least five years of contribution to credit unions in some capacity, either professionally or as a volunteer. The selection will be validated by an editorial advisory board. Among those named to the advisory board are former NCUA Board members Deborah Matz and Shirlee Bowne, former Virginia CU League President Eugene Farley, NAFCU Director David Gilbert, for NAFCU President Ken Robinson, Alabama CU League President Gary Wolter, and Truliant FCU President Marcus Schaefer.
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