ARLINGTON, Va.—The Nominating Ballot phase of NAFCU's 2022 board election has ended; official ballots will be sent to members May 11. The deadline for returning the ballots is May 25, the trade association said.
NAFCU reported that four candidates ran uncontested, officially winning their seats:
- Karen Rosales, president/CEO of Arlington Community FCU in Virginia, has won theat-large three-year seat
- Keith Sultemeier, incumbent, president/CEO Kinecta FCU in California, has won the Western Region three-year seat
- Stephanie Sherrodd, president/CEO of Sandia Laboratory FCU in New Mexico, has won the Western Region one-year seat
- Lonnie Nicholson, incumbent, president/CEO, of EECU in Texas), has won the Southern Region three-year seat
Two Additional Positions
There are two additional positions available – one at-large seat for a two-year term, and one Eastern Region seat for a three-year term.
The candidates for the two-year term at-large election are:
- Thomas Domingue, president/CEO of Department of Labor FCU in Washington, D.C.
- Eli Vazquez, president/CE of Bank-Fund Staff FCU in Washington, D.C.
The candidates for the three-year term Eastern Region election are:
- Brian Schools, incumbent, president/CEO of Chartway FCU in Virginia.
- Shawn Wolbert (President/CEO, GHS FCU, N.Y.)
The newly elected board members will take their seats after NAFCU's Annual Business Meeting, scheduled to be held virtually July 12.
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