WASHINGTON– The American Association of Credit Union Leagues (AACUL) has elected its new Executive Board. League presidents reelected four incumbents plus one new league president to govern the association.
The new board includes:
- John Bratsakis, president/CEO of the MD|DC Credit Union Association
- Patrick Conway, president/CEO of the CrossState Credit Union Association
- Patty Corkery, president/CEO of the Michigan Credit Union League
- Dan Schline, president/CEO of the Carolinas Credit Union League
- Caroline Willard, president/CEO of the Cornerstone League
Willard joins the board for her first term; Jeff Olson, current AACUL chair and president/CEO of the Dakota Credit Union Association, will vacate his board seat as he moves to the immediate past chair position, the AACUL said.
Leveraging ‘Collective Power’
“Strong leadership from the Executive Board enables AACUL to leverage the collective power of Leagues to create advocacy wins for credit unions and support a powerful network of credit union leagues,” AACUL President Brad Miller said in a system. “The league system is strong and healthy, and I look forward to working with the Executive Board and all Leagues to continue to protect and advance a vibrant credit union system.”
Terms officially begin on Dec. 7, following the 2023 AACUL Annual Meeting. Officer positions will be determined at that time, the association said.
As of Dec. 7, the ex-officio members of the AACUL Board will include Jeff Olson, president/CEO of the Dakota Credit Union Association (immediate past chair); Jim Nussle, president/CEO of CUNA; and Brad Miller, president of AACUL.
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