RICHMOND, Va.–Representatives from more than a dozen Virginia-based credit unions as well as the Virginia Credit Union League met with Gov. Glenn Youngkin and other administration officials here.
According to the Virginia Credit Union League, the discussions with the governor’s key policy advisors and administration officials included credit union growth, the future of cryptocurrency, service to underserved communities, permission for credit unions to accept municipal deposits, and the credit union difference.
“Credit unions shared how they are serving their members and communities and updated the governor on the concerns shared across the financial services industry with regard to a rising interest rate environment and a challenging economy,” the league said.
In addition, League President/CEO Carrie Hunt shared credit unions’ legislative priorities as it prepares for the 2023 session of the General Assembly.
For his part, the league reported Gov. Youngkin expressed his interest in financial education and preparing young people to not only successfully manage their day-to-day personal finances, but to have a knowledgebase that aids them in securing sound financial futures for themselves and their families.
The Participants
Participating in the meeting included: Jamie Asciolla (Argent Credit Union); Susan Gruber (UVA Community Credit Union); Amanda Habansky (Peoples Advantage Federal Credit Union); Katrina Hayes-Peerman (VSU Federal Credit Union); Brian Hedgepeth (Bronco Federal Credit Union); Johnna Muncy (Partners Financial Federal Credit Union); Paul Muse (1st Advantage Federal Credit Union and treasurer of the League Board); Karen Orie (Hampton Roads Educators Credit Union); Brian Schools (Chartway Credit Union); Bruce Six (Topside Federal Credit Union); Joe Thomas (NextMark Credit Union and chair of the League Board); and Mike Warrell (ValleyStar Credit Union).
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