Successor Named At South Dakota CULeague

April 28, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

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BISMARCK, S.D. - (04/28/05) -- The South Dakota CU League Wednesdayannounced that Peter Henthorn, a Boulder, Colo., businessconsultant, has been named new president and CEO. Henthorn willsucceed Don Couch, who retired in November after many years headingthe state trade group. Henthorn is owner of Profit MotivatorsInternational, which has been serving credit unions and banks onpricing and product strategies Leon Swenson, a consultant to theleague, has been serving as interim president.

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