To celebrate CU Times' 25th anniversary, we askedreaders which leaders have influenced the credit union industrymost since 1990.

Based on our readers' picks, we compiled a list of 64. Now it'stime to vote. There's no login required, just select “Vote Now.”We're into the Sweet 16. Be sure to vote daily as the third roundends Friday.

Here are your Most Influential Sweet 16:

Harriet May,former president/CEO of GECU (1978-2011) and former CUNA chair,earned a reputation as a tireless crusader for financial educationand counseling for housing, credit and foreclosure prevention.

Ed Callahan, after serving as NCUA boardchairman and founding Callahan & Associates, led Patelco CU aspresident/CEO.

DennisDollar, former NCUA chairman (2001-2004) influenced creditunion FOM rules, RegFlex and Access Across America.

Teresa Freeborn has served as president/CEO ofXceed Financial Credit Union since 2006. She is also active in theFilene Research Institute's Research Council, Western CUNAManagement School, the Global Women's Leadership Network and CreditUnions for Kids.

Sarah CanepaBang, president/chief strategy officer, CO-OP SharedBranching (2012-present) and former FSCC CEO (1999-2012) greatlyexpanded branch access to consumers and continues to promotetechnological innovation in the industry.

Lois Kitsch is program director of the NationalCredit Union Foundation's REAL Solutions program and DevelopmentEducation program. She has been called the industry's cooperativeconscience.

MarkSievewright, president, credit union solutions at FiservInc., has led the firm in developing core processing systems forcredit unions that have allowed them to keep up with technologicaldemands.

Stan Hollen, CO-OP Financial Services CEO andformer CEO of Liberty Enterprises, greatly influenced credit unionproducts and services and increased access for members.

Chip Filson,former NCUA executive and co-founder of consulting firm Callahan& Associates, influenced the NCUSIF, CLF, credit union balancesheets and strategy.

Fred Johnson, president/CEO of CUES, helpedgrow membership from 3,000 to 10,000 and launched severalinitiatives to ensure top talent development such as the CEOInstitute and Center for CU Board Excellence.

Bob Hoel is asenior scholar for Filene Research Institute and former FileneCEO.

Gigi Hyland is executive director of theNational Credit Union Foundation and was also a former NCUA boardmember (2005-2012) and CUNA executive.

Dick Johnson,longtime WesCorp CEO (1976-2002) and California Credit Union Leagueleader was instrumental in building the corporate credit unionsystem.

Larry Blanchard, chairman, UBIT steeringcommittee (1996-present) and CMG senior consultant, served as a keystrategist behind Operation Grassroots to maintain regulatoryindependence for credit unions.

Gary Raddon,founder, Raddon Financial Group, transformed credit union businessmodels with consumer research, market analysis and MCIF tools.

Judy McCartney, retired president/CEO of OrangeCounty's CU, grew the credit union from $66 million to $600million. Active in advocacy, she created the first credit unionchief political officer position.