Nominating committee selects 6 for at-large slate in NAFCU Board elections

March 17, 2017

Nominating committee selects 6 for at-large slate in NAFCU Board elections

Six candidates have been selected by the NAFCU Nominating Committee for the two open at-large positions in this year's NAFCU Board elections. Two incumbents have also been nominated to their seats representing Regions III and IV.

NAFCU member credit unions will receive the association's nominating ballot with the slate of candidates in an email March 29. The ballot must be returned by April 12. Additional candidates will be considered if they get five write-in nominations on the nominating ballot.

The six at-large candidates are:

Mike Barr (Commodore Perry Federal Credit Union, Ohio);
W. Christopher Hammond (Central Sunbelt Federal Credit Union, Mississippi);
Cisco Malpartida Smith (The Florist Federal Credit Union, New Mexico);
Todd B. Stevens (FASNY Federal Credit Union, New York);
Rod Taylor, incumbent (Barksdale Federal Credit Union, Louisiana); and
Daniel Weickenand, incumbent (Orion Federal Credit Union, Tennessee).

The incumbent candidates for Regions III and IV include:

Jeanne Kucey, Region III director (JetStream Federal Credit Union, Florida); and
Thomas W. DeWitt, Region IV director (State Farm Federal Credit Union, Illinois).

Read the 2017 board election timeline for more.

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