MADISON, Wis.—CUES has named its new board officers. The new officers include:
- Chairman: Richard R. Romero, president & CEO, Seattle Credit Union, who has been elected to a three-year term after previously serving as vice-chair
- Vice Chair — Mark L. Robnett, president & CEO, Justice Federal Credit Union
- Treasurer — Gerry Agnes, president/CEO, Elevations CU
- Secretary — Jennifer Binkley-Heiting, CEO, Altura CU
CUES said special recognition goes out to Kelly Marshall, CEO, Summerland Credit Union, immediate past chair and current CUES board member.
“Kelly joined the CUES board in 2016 and was appointed board chair in 2020. He led CUES through some of the most challenging times the organization has faced—including successfully navigating us through the COVID-19 pandemic, displaying strong leadership as we all mourned the loss of President/CEO John Pembroke, and providing steady guidance during the search for a new leader,” said Romero in a statement.
Other Board Members
In addition to Marshall, the following leaders continue to serve on the CUES board: Deonne Christensen, President/CEO, Mazuma Credit Union; Tiffany Ford, CEO, UMCU; Jim Hayes, CIE, President/CEO, State Department FCU; and Stephanie Teubner, CSE, CEO, Blue Federal Credit Union.
"The diverse expertise and unwavering commitment of this board align perfectly with our mission, ensuring that together, we will continue to navigate challenges, inspire growth, and drive CUES to new heights of excellence," said CUES CEO Heather McKissick. “As I look ahead to the next year—my first full year leading CUES—I'm excited and grateful to have a group of strong, smart individuals on the board to help propel CUES into the next era."
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