i3 Identifies Inaugural Group of 26members

April 07, 2004, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

MADISON, Wis. - (04/07/04)The Filene Research Institute andthe Center for Credit Union Innovation have chosen 26 people it hasidentified as "rising credit union executives" to serve asinaugural members of a new group called i3 dedicated to stimulatingthe development of new ideas and innovations for credit unions viathe "next generation" credit union leaders. The first of thesemi-annual national meetings arranged by Filene is May 22-24 inSonoma, Calif. The group includes: Eric Acree of Vantage CU; ThomasBoos of Billings FCU; Linda Brown of Service 1st FCU; GeriDillingham of North Island CU; Teresa Freeborn of Kinecta FCU;Denise Gabel of Spokane Teachers CU; Laida Garcia of FloridaCentral CU; Elizabeth Hayes of Affinity Plus FCU; Mary Ann Hughesof CommonWealth Central CU; Francis James of United Teletech; JeffKline of CommunityAmerica CU; Todd Lindeman of Alliance CU, CrystalLong of GECU; James Miles of MidFirst CU, Ben Morales of WashingtonState Employees CU; Peter Paulson of Corporate America Family CU;Jeff Russell of IA Corp Central CU; Nathan Saller of Telephone CUof NH; Mark Sekula of Randolph-Brooks FCU; Barry Shaner of ToledoArea Community CU; Susan Siegel of Sunmark FCU; Bob Silverstein ofTropical Financial CU; Phillip Smith of Bellco CU; Richard Syme ofAmerica First CU; Doug True of FORUM CU, and Jeff York ofCoastHills FCU.

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