MADISON, Wis.--Members Development Company announced the results of its most recent board elections.
David Tuyo, President/CEO of University Credit Union, and Gail Enda, President/CEO of American Airlines Federal Credit Union, were both elected to their first three-year terms. James Nastars, President/CEO of Meritrust Credit Union, who was already serving on the board as a replacement for a member who departed before their term had ended, was also elected to his first three-year term.
“MDC’s focus on what’s new and what’s yet to come helps our organization and the industry stay forward-thinking,” said Enda. “The owner meetings are a great opportunity to step outside the box, hear new ideas and think more broadly. We are proud to be owners, and I am excited to represent our fellow owners on the board.”
"I cannot communicate the value of MDC enough,” said Tuyo. “Between the networking, the project deliverables and the cost savings, it’s worth every penny and more. I’m glad to now be part of this leadership team helping move our industry forward."
Amy Sink, CEO of Interra Credit Union, is MDC’s new board chair. Kevin Johnson, President/CEO of Suncoast Credit Union, is the board vice chair, and Nastars is the board secretary/treasurer. Other board members are Laura Campbell, President/CEO, Farmers Insurance Group Federal Credit Union; April Clobes, President/CEO, Michigan State University Federal Credit Union; Thomas Moore, Executive VP, Baxter Credit Union; Paul Marsh, President/CEO, Teachers Credit Union; and Laurie Winger, Chief Financial & Product Officer at CUNA Mutual Group.
“Working together to overcome challenges to give better service and more value to our members is what credit unions are all about,” said Sink. “I’m excited to be working with the hard-working and talented people on the MDC staff, as well as with my fellow board members who are all committed to helping our industry succeed. I also want to offer special thanks to outgoing board member John Hirabayashi from Community First Credit Union for his nine years of service on the MDC board, the maximum allowed under our by-laws. Our network owes a lot to John’s leadership, guidance, and friendship.”