Bolstering its advocacy role, the North Carolina Credit Union League announced Monday it is moving its headquarters from Greensboro, where it has been since its 1934 founding, to Raleigh, the state capital, by April 2011.
"The move is designed to enhance the trade association's ability to serve members in legislative and regulatory advocacy," said a statement by John Radebaugh, president/CEO.
The 21-employee league currently has four staffers in Raleigh and the relocation "will create greater synergy" on regulatory and legislative advocacy, said Radebaugh.
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