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Columbia's Latest Controversy Heads to The Members; CU Still Mending Conversion Wounds

VANCOUVER, Wash. - Disagreements among leaders of the $700 million Columbia Community Credit Union continue to plague the former bank conversion candidate.

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VANCOUVER, Wash. – Disagreements among leaders of the $700 million Columbia Community Credit Union continue to plague the former bank conversion candidate.

Already, three members of the board who still belong to the members’ group, Save CCU, which organized to prevent the credit union’s conversion in 2004 and then to become CU leaders in 2005, have sued the majority of five board members, even though the five include former leaders of the same members’ group which have resigned their leadership.

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