Although the CUNA System Structure and Governance Task Force backed its three recommendations with reams of research to support major changes for the trade it said reflected larger industry trends, CUNA's board of directors decided to keep the status quo.
The task force recommended that CUNA offer credit unions the choice to join CUNA and/or a league, enhance cooperation and interdependence with leagues in the delivery of advocacy for credit unions and streamline the CUNA board structure from 24 board members to 15.
A closer look at the task force's 24-page report released Friday revealed the most difficult issue the task force faced was whether to recommend eliminating CUNA's dual membership requirement.
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