LA CROSSE, Wis.–Corporate Central hosted its 43rd Annual Meeting at the La Crosse Center here, as it participated in the Wisconsin Credit Union League’s Annual Convention & Exposition. In addition to the in-person attendees, the meeting was also broadcast via a live stream on YouTube.
Chris Felton, president/CEO of Corporate Central, and Brett Thompson, president/CEO of the league, led a joint discussion on a variety of topics during a table discussion.
Felton also congratulated Thompson on his pending retirement and accomplishments during his career.
“This included information on strategic initiatives and both opportunities and challenges facing the credit union movement,” Corporate Central said. “The joint meeting made a clear statement on Corporate Central’s dedication to partnering and collaboration, core value pillars of the credit union movement.”
Board Election Results
Immediately following the table discussion, Felton presented Thompson with a plaque that read, “In appreciation for your dedication to the movement, in collaboration with Corporate Central to the benefit of our members, the board and staff salute your remarkable career.”
Elected to the board were:
- Daniel Ige of Golden Rule Community Credit Union
- Jay Magulski of Landmark Credit Union
- Charlie Zanayed of CoVantage Credit Union
- Val Mindak, Park City Credit Union
Members of the Corporate Central 2024–2025 executive committee are:
- Chair, Val Mindak, Park City Credit Union
- Vice Chair, Sue Johnson, Fort Community Credit Union
- Secretary, Steve Koenen, Altra Federal Credit Union
- Treasurer, Chris Allen, Fox Communities Credit Union
Corporate Central’s other directors include:
- Eric Chrisinger, Co-op Credit Union
- Angela Hanson, Heartland Credit Union
- Daniel Ige, Golden Rule Community Credit Union
- Jay Magulski, Landmark Credit Union
- Charlie Zanayed, CoVantage Credit Union
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