ARLINGTON, Va. -- NASCUS has appointed Orla Beth Peck, supervisor of credit unions for the Utah Department of Financial Institutions, to its board of directors.
Peck will fill an unexpired term ending September 2008 created by the resignation of Beth Dooley, the CU regulator from California. Dooley recently left the California Department of Financial Institutions to become president/CEO of Educational Employees Credit Union in Fresno, California.
Peck, who has been actively involved with NASCUS for many years, remarked that she was pleased to be appointed to the board and noted the continued importance of NASCUS and the networking exchange it offers for state regulators.
"I have been involved with NASCUS for 15 years since I became the credit union supervisor in 1992," said Peck. "I am honored to serve on the NASCUS Board of Directors and I hope that I can bring value and perspective to the group."
Peck began her 26-year career with the Utah agency in 1981 as a credit union examiner. She has served as Credit Union Supervisor since 1992. She is the chairman of both the NASCUS Performance Standards Committee and the National Institute for State Credit Examination Board of Trustees, NASCUS' educational foundation. Peck is also the Treasurer of the Utah Jump Start Coalition for Financial Literacy, NASCUS said when announcing her appointment.
