A listing in the September 25 issue of credit union leagues and their presidents included the incorrect first name of the president/CEO of the Pennsylvania Credit Union League. The League's president/CEO is Jim McCormack.
A listing in the September 25 issue of credit union leagues and their presidents included the incorrect first name of the president/CEO of the Pennsylvania Credit Union League. The League's president/CEO is Jim McCormack.
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