LAS VEGAS– The American Credit Union Mortgage Association (ACUMA) has named its new board officers, as well as welcomed two new members to its board.
The appointments took place at ACUMA’s annual business meeting, held in conjunction with the association’s 26th Annual Meeting at the Cosmopolitan Resort in Las Vegas.
New to the board are Julie Bowering, VP and director of mortgage lending at Elements Financial Credit Union in Indianapolis, and Vince Salinas, VP-home loans at $8 billion Patelco Credit Union in Dublin, Calif
“I am honored to be joining ACUMA as a board member,” Bowering says. “I am passionate about helping credit unions grow their membership base and achieve real estate lending success. I am committed to serving the board while still being a resource to my credit union peers.”
Added Salinas, “I am very excited to join the ACUMA board. I am grateful to be able to give back to an organization that has given me so much over the past 12 years. I look forward to furthering the credit union movement by increasing and enhancing homeownership through education, marketing, and professional development of our members.”
Other Members of Board
In addition to Bowering and Salinas, the ACUMA board of directors also includes:
- Chairman, Barry Stricklin, Tower FCU
- Vice Chair, Amy Moser, Mountain America Credit Union
- Treasurer, Alissa Sykes Tulloch, AmeriCU
- Secretary, Jason Sasena, Alaska USA FCU
- Board member, Mark Wilburn, Truity Credit Union
- Board member, Pam Davis, Delta Community Credit Union
- Board member, Bernie Chavira, Desert Financial Credit Union
“We have a great team in place to help take ACUMA to the next level of influence and service,” said ACUMA President Peter Benjamin. “I joined the organization this past March with a vision and commitment to making credit union mortgage lenders the industry’s most visible and effective members, and I think this will be the group who will help us all reach that goal.”
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