Foundation Gets New Chief

October 12, 2004, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

MADISON, Wis. - (10/11/04) -- The National CU Foundation has namedStephen Delfin, an executive with consulting firm Booz AllenHamilton, as its new executive director, effective Oct. 19. Deflinwill succeed Gary Officer, who resigned earlier this year. Delfinhas been serving as director of community relations at Booz Allen,a $2.3 billion management consulting firm. Prior to that, he waspresident of Delfin & Associates, a marketing communicationsconsulting subsidiary of the National Association forHomecare.

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