The National Association of CUSOs (NACUSO) is moving to expand its board. Chairman Ava Milosevich said the board concluded NACUSO needed a larger, more diverse board to serve its growing needs. The expansion is to be comprised of four representatives of NACUSO Platinum Partners; three representatives from the executive staff of CUSOs who are members of NACUSO but not Platinum Partners; two representatives from the executive staff of credit unions who are members of NACUSO, and two individuals who are not associated with a credit union or CUSO but have demonstrated commitment to the goals of NACUSO. NACUSO member voting is by mail ballot and will be concluded on Sept. 16.
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