The latest iteration of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco’s Community Depository Institutions Advisory Council has a strong credit union component, with two more CEOs from the industry joining the panel.
A total of four credit union chief executives now sit on the panel out of 11 total seats.
The latest members’ terms began on Jan. 1 and will run for three years. They are:
- Geoff Lundfelt, president and CEO of Alaska USA Federal Credit Union in Anchorage, Alaska and
- Eric Renaud, president and CEO of Pima FCU in Tucson, Ariz.
They are joined by Connie Miller, president and CEO of Boise-based Icon Credit Union, and Mina Worthington, president and CEO of Solarity CU in Yakima, Wash. Miller’s term expires at the end of this year while Worthington will serve through 2021.
The CDIAC was created by the Fed’s board of governors in 2010 to provide input to Fed senior management on topics such as economic and banking conditions, payments, regulation and compliance, and more.
The other members of the panel include:
- Russell A. Colombo, president and CEO of Bank of Marin in Novato, Calif.
- Tamara Gurney, president and CEO of Mission Valley Bank in Sun Valley, Calif.
- Simone Lagomarsino, president and CEO of Luther Burbank Savings in Santa Rosa, Calif.
- Andrew J. Ryback, president and CEO of Plumas Bank in Quincy, Calif.
- James J. Schlotfeldt, president and CEO of First Federal Savings & Loan in McMinnville, Ore.
- Janet M. Silveria, president and CEO of Community Bank of Santa Maria, Santa Maria, Calif.
- Richard F. Wacker, president and CEO of American Savings Bank, Honolulu, Hawaii.
