Mid-States Corporate FCU has named Minnesota credit union executives to serve on a newly formed Minnesota Advisory Group. The group will serve in an advisory capacity to Mid-States' board of directors and management on matters of concern to the Minnesota membership and follows the merger of Minnesota Corporate with Mid-States. The members are: Pat Brekken of Richfield Bloomington CU; Gene Carroll of Pipefitters Steamfitters CU; Linda Given of Co-op CU; Bonny Godtland of IBEW 110 FCU; Gail Krall of Minnesota Power Employees CU; Lon Krueger of Hormel Employees CU; Pam O'Connell of Heartland CU; Bill Raker of US Federal CU; Don Rutten of Red Wing CU; Dan Stoltz of Twin City Co-ops FCU; Dave West of Otter Tail Power Employees CU. Two former Minnesota Corporate board members have been named to the Mid-States' board: Kyle Markland of Affinity Plus CU and Steve Ahlness of Greater Minnesota CU.
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