WOODBURY, Minn. Arnold Paulson, the one-time head of Swift Employees CU and subsequent longtime president of the North Dakota CU League, passed away March 6 at 84.
In addition to a full-time job with Swift, Paulson started to support the credit union movement through a second job as manager of the Swift Employees CU. This led to his final career as the president/CEO for the North Dakota CU, where he served from 1973 to 1994. His first job was at CUNA Mutual in Madison, Wis.
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