Jenny Champagne, vice president of regulatory and government relations at NASCUS, will leave the association after more than 15 years on the management team to enter the teaching field.
In her years at NASCUS, Champagne has held numerous responsibilities, including educational programs, regulatory and government relations, and communications, according to a Monday press release announcing the departure. Champagne also worked as the NASCUS state programs coordinator at NCUA, which serves as the liaison between the state and federal regulatory systems.
"Jenny has been a tremendous and an invaluable asset to NASCUS and a key player on the management team since 1997," President/CEO Mary Martha Fortney said. "During her time with NASCUS, she has worked in virtually all NASCUS departments and was known as one of the 'go-to' people for many of our association members. We wish her much success in her future endeavors."
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