ARLINGTON, Va. - Four new state credit union commissionersrecently had the opportunity during an orientation hosted byNASCUS, to learn about the association and have face-to-facemeetings with NCUA, on Capitol Hill, and at the U.S. Treasury.
|Attending the orientation on June 14 and 15 were: Judith Ripley,director, Indiana Department of Financial Institutions, CreditUnion Division; John Smith, administrator, Kansas Department ofCredit Unions; Cordell Lawrence, executive director, KentuckyOffice of Financial Institutions; and Sandra Branson, director,Missouri Division of Credit Unions.
|Among the items on the orientation agenda were individualmeetings with each member of the NCUA Board; a meeting withJonathon Gould, majority counsel, Senate Committee on Banking,Housing and Urban Affairs; and a meeting with Emil Henry, assistantsecretary of the Treasury.
|The four state regulators also heard from NASCUS representativeson various topics.
|NASCUS has been holding the orientation sessions for new statecommissioners for eight years, and the association says ittypically holds one to two annually depending on the number of newcommissioners.
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