Two more credit union CEOs, one from Rapid City, S.D., and the other from Duluth, Minn., will be filling the so-called outreach slots on one of those Federal Reserve Board Advisory panels made of community bank and CU leaders serving district banks.
On Friday, the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis announced the choices for its 10-member Community Depository Institutions Advisory Council: The CU leaders are Roger Heacock of the $877 million Black Hills FCU of Rapid City and Gail Krall, CEO of the $78 million Minnesota Power Employees CU.
"I guess I haven't seen any announcement of my appointment but when they called me six weeks ago, I said I'd be glad to serve," said Heacock, a member of the CUNA Board who had just returned from the GAC in Washington.
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