NJCUL Elects Board, Pantano Is YoungestChair

March 29, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

HIGHTSTOWN, N.J - (03/29/05)Rina Pantano, CEO of NJ GatewayFederal Credit Union was elected chairman of the New Jersey CreditUnion Leagues (NJCUL) Board of Directors. At age 36, she isthe youngest person to serve as chairman and only the second femaleto head the leagues board. Three other officers were alsoelected: Steve Schlundt, CEO of Atlantic City FiremansFederal Credit Union, vice chair; Thomas OShea, CEO ofRaritan Bay Federal Credit Union, treasurer; and Cindy Rein-Zima,CEO of Hamilton Horizons Federal Credit Union,secretary.

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