FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – New NASCUS Chairman George Reynolds took office at the NASCUS Annual Meeting Friday, signaling the beginning of his two-year term. Reynolds, senior deputy commissioner of the Georgia Department of Banking and Finance, was elected to the NASCUS Board of Directors in 2006. He follows Linda Jekel, director of the Washington Division of CUs, who served as chairman for the past two years. Also at the 2007 Annual Meeting, three positions were filled on the NASCUS Board of Directors: Tom Candon and Linda Jekel were re-elected to three-year terms, and Suzanne Cowan was elected to her first three-year term. In addition, Reynolds appointed Harold Feeney to a one-year term on the NASCUS Board. Feeney, a state regulator from Texas, received the NASCUS 2007 Pierre Jay Award.
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