Pat Jury Named To Head IowaLeague

February 24, 2006, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

DES MOINES, Iowa - (02/24/06) The Iowa CU League namedwell-known lobbyist Patrick Jury as its new president/CEO,effective July 1. Jury has been the Iowa leagues chieflobbyist for the past 12 years. He has won two different bankbattles on a credit union tax with the bankers and he has built aname for himself in national credit union politics by buildingstrong ties to Iowas powerful congressional delegation. Jurywill succeed Tom Griffiths, who retired after the last 21 years asleague president and 33 years with the league.

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