The new League of Southeastern Credit Unions, combining the Florida and Alabama Credit Union Leagues, becomes official Jan. 4. The league begins the new year with two separate offices, a staff shuffling, at least one new appointment and a mission to "provide advocacy and value to 322 members."
That was the message from Patrick La Pine, president/CEO of the newly-minted trade group who took over in August from veteran managers and vowed Wednesday to "prove our worth during a difficult time for our industry."
Under the reorganization approved at a league board meeting in Orlando Tuesday, offices in Tallahassee and Birmingham and consolidated processing units will have a management team combining executives from both the Florida and Alabama leagues.
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